Children who have positive outdoor experiences are much more likely to become adults who fish, hunt, and care for the natural world. Wyoming Wildlife Federation’s Class Outside program seeks to engage our next generation in learning that is place and experience-based, right here in our backyard.
In the misty dawn, a turkey hunter patiently clucks on a box call, calling in her quarry. The call lets her target know that all is well, nobody but turkeys here, so the neighborhood birds start to come in. We can learn a lot from her. In a time where calling folks out and cancel …
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The undersigned sportsmen’s organizations respectfully request that you (the Wyoming legislature) support the budget amendment to fund a rapid, multi-agency response to immediately evaluate and contain the zebra mussel outbreak. Despite our best efforts to keep our boats, waders, and boots clean to prevent the spread of aquatic invasive species (AIS), Wyoming now has an …
