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The Wyoming Game and Fish Department reports that over the last two decades elk populations have thrived in Wyoming. The Department estimates the population of elk in the Cowboy State to be about 109,000. In some areas of the state, the population increase has caused damage issues for private landow

During the Lake Conway's five-year renovation, Arkansans can now collect certain items from the lakebed.

Yellowstone officials confirmed the first wildland fire of the year in Yellowstone National Park. The small fire was lightning-ignited on July 22 and was located between Little Cottonwood Creek and …

The spring and first part of summer this year in the Cowboy State had bountiful precipitation the past few months and the lush green landscapes that have emerged only add to the natural beauty of Wyoming. But as temperatures rise vegetation begins to dry, creating fuels that can create high fire dan

The bodies of two children were found after a boating accident on Lake Ouachita Wednesday night, March 23. Officials say they are searching for one more person.

CASPER, Wyo. — The Wyoming Game and Fish Department said on Monday that it is advising people to use "extreme caution" if they are considering going ice

CASPER, Wyo. — Deputy Chief of Wildlife and Deputy Chief Game Warden Scott Edberg is retiring after 31 years of service with the Wyoming Game and Fish

CASPER, Wyo. — The Wyoming Game and Fish Commission on Tuesday approved a revised tri-state memorandum of agreement (MOA) for the management of grizzly

The Wyoming Game and Fish Department reports they are wrapping up fish stocking for the year. The department put more than 6.5 million fish in 368 Wyoming waters in 2021 to maintain the state’s fishing opportunities for anglers. According to the Game and Fish, the majority of fish — cold-water va

CASPER, Wyo. — The Wyoming Game and Fish Department said on Tuesday that it is wrapping up fish stocking efforts for the year after putting over 6.5