Hunting is one of the biggest management tools in the toolbox for managing big game and other wildlife. In order to take part in hunting in Wyoming, however, hunters must have valid licenses for various species, times of year, units or sub-areas to hunt, and genders of those species. That is where the license application process comes into play.
Each year, the WGFD holds drawings for limited quota hunting licenses. Due to the complexity of landscape-level issues, variances in herd management needs, and high-demand for licenses, this process can be complex. When hunters unlock the full potential of the license application process, however, hunters in Wyoming can find access to more big game hunting opportunities than nearly any other state in the U.S.
Tune in to these hunting license application Q & A’s to better understand the plethora of hunting opportunities in Wyoming and find out how you can contribute to Wyoming’s management of big game species while also having incredible hunting experiences.
Resident License Application Q & A
May 17, 2021, 6:00 PM MST
RegisterDo you want to know why you’re not drawing more limited quota tags?
Want to find out how you can get more hunting opportunities here in Wyoming next fall?
WWF’s staff will run you through the tag application process for resident deer, elk and antelope hunting. Come with questions and learn the tools to help make next fall your best season yet.
Register for the virtual event and come with questions at 6:00 PM MST, May 17, 2021
Nonresident License Application Q & A
May 19, 2021, 6:00 PM MST
RegisterHave you been waiting to draw a nonresident deer or antelope tag?
Has point creep got you down?
Do you know how to use special and regular draws to your advantage?
Join the WWF team in a live Q & A about the nonresident Wyoming deer and antelope draws. Come with your application questions and we’ll help you make the most out of your trip to Wyoming.
Register for the virtual event and come with questions at 6:00 PM MST, May 19, 2021
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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.
