Entries Tagged Wyoming

Officials in Teton County say an 85-year-old man who failed to return from a solo hunting trip has been found deceased.

A poor berry harvest is pushing bears into residential areas in search of food as they prepare for hibernation.

For the first time in a handful of years, biologists have good news about many Wyoming antelope populations.

Aside from damage to fences or flattened gardens, deer often become aggressive, particularly during the rut. And where prey roam, predators are bound to follow.

Vincent and Donna Doser had spotted bison, elk and other animals as they motorcycled through Yellowstone National Park, but no bears. As they exited the park's Northeast Entrance on August 10, that was about to change very quickly and with a thud.

Making the most of your available hunting locations often means enduring miserable weather, limited elk sightings and dangerous terrain. But for some, those conditions just make success that much sweeter.

In the late 1970s and early '80s less than 2 percent of the Jackson Elk Herd spent summers not far from their wintering grounds in the stretch of Jackson Hole between Moose and Wilson. Now, that number is growing.

An Idaho company is facing more than $15,000 in fines after one of its employees was killed in a bear mauling last year while he was conducting research alone and without bear spray or other personal defense tools in a wilderness area known to have grizzly bears.

Smith & Wesson makes an AR for any game animal you’re chasing.

The population of the Jackson Elk Herd is right where wildlife managers want it, but the animals aren't in places where wildlife managers want them.

The Wyoming Game and Fish Commission has approved funding for several projects to improve habitat for mule deer in Carbon County.

Team Buck Commander member and longtime hunter Adam LaRoche tweets out pic of dandy bull.

Women applying for hunting licenses in Wyoming increased 12.65 percent between 2008 and 2013.