Jackson Region News Today

For years, conservation groups and even Montana’s Fish and Wildlife Commission have urged Wyoming to abandon the practice of feeding wildlife, since they migrate to surrounding states.

Biologist Ben Wise received the first feedground reports of lethargic elk calves on Feb. 25.

Biologist Ben Wise received the first feedground reports of lethargic elk calves on Feb. 25.

One of the largest documented outbreaks of hoof rot in Wyoming struck the Horse Creek Feedground last winter, killing nearly half of the congregated calves.

Cheyenne, WY (RELEASE from WGFD) October 20, 2023 -- A five-year, groundbreaking project by the Wyoming Game and Fish Department to study mule deer in the Cowboy State is underway. This project, which started in late 2022, takes a deeper data dive by researching six areas considered critical for mule deer management: abundance, composition, data

A five-year, groundbreaking project by the Wyoming Game and Fish Department to study mule deer in the Cowboy State is underway. This project, which started in late 2022, takes a

The Wyoming Game and Fish Department reports they have confirmed the presence of chronic wasting disease in Wyoming’s Deer Hunt Area 154. The disease was detected in a hunter-harvested buck mule deer in September. According to the department, Deer Hunt Area 154 is in the Jackson Region and is bor

Through collaborative efforts earlier this summer, the Bureau of Reclamation and the State of Wyoming reached an agreement on last spring’s water management operations for the Upper Snake River basin

The Jackson office of the Wyoming Game and Fish Department welcomes Cheyenne Stewart as the new Wildlife Management Coordinator for the Jackson Region.

CASPER, Wyo. — Recent sampling in Flat Creek north of Jackson indicated the highest number of big Snake River trout per mile since at least 2010, the