Hunting

CWD has been spreading through Wyoming deer and elk herds since 1985, and most infected animals look completely healthy when harvested.

Wyoming hunters can donate harvested meat directly to neighbors facing food insecurity, and the state has made the whole process surprisingly straightforward.

Tracking down a wounded animal isn’t just a hunt; it’s a heartfelt pursuit. A team of dedicated dogs is here to help.

The Wyoming Game and Fish Department is ready to listen to your thoughts and suggestions on the upcoming hunting seasons.

With nearly 89,000 coyotes roaming Wyoming, these crafty critters are causing some serious headaches for local farmers.

With a dangerous disease lurking in the woods, the Game and Fish Department is stepping up surveillance efforts. What does this mean for local hunters?

A multi-year wildlife investigation has concluded with the sentencing of an Idaho Falls man who illegally obtained Wyoming resident hunting licenses and killed multiple trophy animals across western Wyoming.

Hunters in Wyoming have some important choices to make post-hunt. It’s about respect for nature and community health.

As the leaves change, so too does the landscape of hunting — this camp is all about women supporting women in the wild.

Wyoming’s hunting season is heating up with leftover tags, but knowing where you can hunt is a game-changer.