Header Image: Mule deer winter along the East Fork of the Wind River where WWNRT has helped fund multiple habitat projects. Photo by Jess Johnson The way Wyoming allocates hunting licenses has been a point of contention over the last decade with various bills brought forth and contested. These allocation discussions divide current sporting opportunities …
Taskforce Makes First Recommendation: Fully Fund WWNRT Read More »
| By Guest Contributor, Tom Christiansen Unless you’re just waking from a 20-year coma, you already know sage-grouse are a pretty big deal in the Cowboy State. Meanwhile, sharp-tailed grouse receive comparatively little attention even though their numbers too seem to be declining, especially in southeast Wyoming. It’s reasonable to ask why and what is …
Wyoming’s Famous Grouse, Its Neglected Cousin, and a Threat to Both Read More »
Plodding along, one heel-to-toe roll at a time, I wind my way through the sagebrush in Sinks Canyon. Trail running has me feeling lucky that I have the time and privilege to enjoy the clean fresh air of the mountains, coolness of an aspen stand, and the iconic scenery of the canyon. Although the dolomite …
