Wyoming Game and Fish

Wyoming's roadways aren't the only place residents can expect to see an increased law enforcement presence over the Fourth of July Holiday.

In Wyoming, we count sheep when we're trying to get to sleep. Bighorn sheep actually. If that's your routine, you're gonna love a new trail cam video that was just shared by Wyoming Game and Fish.

It's spring in Wyoming, so that means bears are emerging from their dens for the first time.

I've learned something new today. Sometimes wolves in Yellowstone National Park "test" elk. I always thought it was called hunting, but I was wrong as a new video proves.

Nine bears were relocated to U.S. Forest Service land in the Wind River and Absaroka mountain ranges.

Falling through the ice has already cost at least one Wyoming resident his life.

In the process of falling, the moose slid under a fallen tree. Though mobile, the moose couldn't get traction and on its feet.

A new highway camera video shows a newly-built wildlife bridge and the multitudes of animals who are using it instead of crossing in front of potential traffic.

According to a news release, Lovell Game Warden Dillon Herman discovered the deer's carcass between Garland and Deaver east of Wyoming Highway 114.

It's not often that you can see life as it appears through the eyes of a moose, but thanks to Wyoming Game and Fish now you can.