Game and Fish

While large wildlife visiting the city of Cheyenne is not necessarily an everyday occurrence, it's not all that unusual either, and not always just on the outskirts of the city.

Once bears are captured, they're collared, released on-site and monitored in accordance with strict guidelines.

This zoonotic disease can affect humans.

The Wyoming Game and Fish Department recently announced that they are monitoring a national outbreak of "highly pathogenic avian influenza," otherwise known as bird flu.

The Wyoming Game and Fish Department has found yellow perch in Saratoga Lake as a result of illegal fish stocking and is looking to find the person responsible. Yellow perch are not native to the upper North Platte River watershed. The department is concerned that the yellow perch may escape into the upper reaches of the North Platte River drainage...

Early estimates from Wyoming’s 2021 sage grouse wings indicate reproduction declined slightly in the last year.  Hunters deposited wings from 621 chicks and 750 hens in collection barrels. In a preliminary analysis, Wyoming’s 2021 chick-to-hen ratio was 0.8 chicks/hen. Du...

Several months after helping the young hunter and his stepfather apply for tags, South Laramie Game Warden Bill Brinegar received the heartbreaking news that the stepfather had died. Warden Brinegar wasn't certain the hunt would still happen after hearing the news...

It is not every day that we see a moose. They tend to be rather hidden creatures, despite their size. However, it is far rarer to see a moose in the City of Laramie. Yet this is exactly what happened over the weekend. A huge bull moose walked into town on Sunday, September 26, and decided to make Labonte Park his home. Thankful...

it kills the rabbit quickly without them showing any symptoms.

The Wyoming Game and Fish Department's wildlife cameras have never failed to provide an intimate view into the Cowboy State's Wildlife.