poaching

The poaching case in the past week underscores the importance of respecting the state's wildlife, a Game and Fish Department spokeswoman said.

  The Wyoming Game and Fish Department has launched a new method for the public to report poaching incidents. Game and Fish has added a text message reporting system, as well as an Android app, to the Stop Poaching Program. Anyone with a cell phone can now report critical poaching information to the Game and Fish by sending a text message to 847411 (TIP411) with WGFD as the first word of their mes

South Riverton Game Warden Brad Gibb is seeking information about an adult buck mule deer illegally shot in the town of Jeffrey City. This crime occurred on Wednesday, October 22. Gibb says that according to an account “The eyewitness heard a rifle shot at approximately 6:45 pm and then witnessed a four point buck fall to the ground...

The poaching of pronghorn antelope in northern Natrona County now covers a 50-mile crime scene, a Wyoming Game and Fish Department spokeswoman said Wednesday.

The Wyoming Game and Fish Department is seeking information on a shooting of pronghorn antelope west of Casper off 33 Mile Road. The pronghorn were shot and killed on the evening of Sept. 26 around 5 p.m. Daniel Beach, west Casper game warden says, “The pronghorn were shot from the vehicle with an AK47 style assault rifle from the 33 Mile Road, to me, this is the worst kind of poaching, where wild

The Wyoming Game and Fish Department is looking for information about a cow moose that was poached on state land north of Buford.

The Wyoming Game and Fish Department is asking the public for information about the poaching of a mule deer buck that was illegally shot last weekend.

Wildlife officials are investigating after a trophy-size mule deer and buck antelope were illegally killed south of Gillette.

The Wyoming Game and Fish Department is seeking information about poachers who killed a buck mule deer and left the body to rot east of Laramie over the weekend.

Wyoming Game and Fish recently distributed posters in Laramie with graphic images from two poaching incidents accompanied by information about the penalties in each case. Both incidents on the poster involved WyoTech students.