Wyoming Game and Fish Department

The Wyoming Game and Fish Department's wildlife cameras have never failed to provide an intimate view into the Cowboy State's Wildlife.

Deer hunters and other interested persons are invited by the Wyoming Game and Fish Department to a public meeting to discuss chronic wasting disease (CWD) management within the Laramie Mountains Herd Unit (Hunt Areas 59, 60, 64). This herd unit has one of the highest prevalence rates of CWD in the state and any management actions taken will be done with public buy-in and participation, so assistan

The invasive mussels can clog pipes for water systems.

Dry weather last summer means there’s less vegetation but this winter wasn't especially harsh overall.

Dee Dee Hawk plans to spend more time with her family, working in a family business and hunting pheasant.

The Natrona County Emergency Management team, is partnering with many other Natrona County response agencies to launch the Backcountry SOS app for Natrona County residents.

The Pilot Hill Project has been honored by the Wyoming Planning Association as the 2020 Planning Project of the Year. The Pilot Hill plan began during the fall of 2019, and the 7,100-acre property is managed by the non-profit Pilot Hill Inc...

While Wyoming is reindeerless, it has other deer species including white-tailed deer, mule deer, elk and moose.

Though the turkey is a staple of the Thanksgiving meal, hunters in Wyoming could not harvest the wild turkey until 1955. Since then, the fall and spring season is full of hunters stalking these birds to provide food for their families. The Wyoming Game and Fish Department has presented the history of the turkey in Wyoming just in time for the Thanksgiving holiday...

The mussels are common elsewhere in the Mississippi River Basin but hadn't been found in Wyoming since 2008.