Great Outdoors
Public areas aren’t always accessible
This may not be a popular thought in Wyoming, but I think there need to be some changes to how access to our public lands works. There are quite a few areas in the state […]
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Hunting’s good, even if you don’t find game
It’s been too long since I’ve been out in the woods with either of my boys. But last weekend, Logan and I were able to pick up a couple of leftover elk tags and head […]
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Take care of public land. It’s yours.
How many landowners do you know who rev up their four-wheel-drives and tear through riparian areas on their land? Or just toss their garbage out in the brush when they’re riding around on the lower […]
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Treat public land like it’s yours — because it is
How many landowners do you know who rev up their four-wheel-drives and tear through riparian areas on their land? Or just toss their garbage out in the brush when they’re riding around on the lower […]
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A cost increase for a stamp may greatly increase access
Hunters and anglers have a long tradition of voluntarily paying for conservation. Our hunting and fishing license fees are used to pay for the work needed to keep wildlife and habitats healthy, and our predecessors […]
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Protect our access: follow the rules on state land
As long as there are public roads leading to state trust lands, and as long as there are no cultivated crops on that land, Wyoming hunters can most likely hunt on those state trust lands. […]
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Keep walk-in hunt areas clean this season
The walk-in hunting area and hunter management area programs have given hunters some great access. Without these programs, it wouldn’t be as easy to hunt those lands. Before the walk-in areas came into existence, you […]