Wyoming hunters and anglers are frustrated. They are running low on access to quality hunting and fishing on private and landlocked public lands. Access to hunting and fishing is a major issue in all of Wyoming, but especially in places like Johnson, Sheridan, and Campbell counties where there is very limited public land. At the same time, making a living…
A year ago Governor Gordon challenged Wyoming citizens to purchase 2,020 wildlife conservation license plates. Wyomingites responded, raising over $300,000 for signage, fences, underpasses and overpasses that help wildlife cross Wyoming roadways safely. Three years ago, during the legislative session of 2018, the Wyoming Wildlife Federation worked with NGO partners and legislators to pass the Wyoming Conservation plates to raise…
If you have the luck to own a little piece of Wyoming’s vast rangelands, you might be wondering how to support local wildlife on your property, particularly the antler bearing type. When managing for mule deer, it is good to first check-in with Wyoming Game and Fish Department habitat maps or your local biologist to determine what kind of habitat…
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