Every year, there’s at least one story in the news about a dog tripping the trigger on a shotgun and killing the dog’s owner, or someone else along on the hunt. The thing is, incidents […]
Waterfowl hunting has become more of a private land activity in the last decade or so. A lot of waterfowlers have resorted to leasing blinds on ponds and in farm fields. That’s a great way […]
Coyotes are very wary critters. It doesn’t take long before they’re well-educated about hunters. The good news is that they reproduce pretty fast, so there’s always a new crop of dogs that haven’t been initiated […]
With the main boating season coming to an end, the Game and Fish has closed down all the boating check stations around the state. Those stations are there to help prevent the spread of zebra […]
One of my dad’s buddies used to go camping with us each summer, and he usually made it for our elk hunt every fall. Bill was a darn good guy, but sitting around the campfire […]
Wyoming went to a preference point system for bighorn sheep and moose licenses for residents quite a while ago. It’s not a straight preference point system, because it still keeps 25 percent of the drawing […]
The Game and Fish has already released a boatload of pheasants for the Springer Special Pheasant Hunt, but they have plenty more to turn loose. There are likely still lots of pheasants that escaped the […]
I don’t have good eyes. Had I been born two hundred years ago, there would have been no help for me. Glasses can’t help me, so I’d have been blind. I have to wear a […]
One of the greatest things about Wyoming is the fact that we can hunt the archery season, and if we don’t get what we’re after, we can go out again in the rifle season. And […]
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service produces a report every few years that tries to gauge how many people are hunters, anglers, or wildlife watchers. The idea is to see what percentage of the population […]
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