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A hero never asks for a reward. In this case, he'd like his shoe back.

Never get tired of seeing Wyoming's vast wildlife, through the eyes of world travelers.

Hallie Jessop-Aragon, of Green River, Wyoming actually caught one of these reindeer in the act of practicing his high jumps, and she posted it to the 'Wyoming Through the Lens' Facebook Group.

To see Wyoming at ground level is one thing, but to soar above the terrain is something extra special.

This time of year the large herds of big game animals will migrate around the state and need to cross roads to be able to find the nourishment they need.

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

As fall turns to winter, numerous animals are leaving their higher-elevation levels to prepare for the oncoming season. Because of this, they are traveling more than usual, and are crossing highways at a higher rate.

A woman died over the weekend when the trike motorcycle she was riding on hit an antelope in northeast Wyoming.

The animals were near a road between the North Antelope Rochelle and Black Thunder coal mines.

The deaths were noted beginning in February.