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Licensed Guide and Outfitter Directory for Wyoming

Non-resident Hunting Regulations and Information

Resident Hunting Regulations and Information

Wyoming Game and Fish Regional Office Phone Numbers are listed at bottom of page


FEBRUARY 29 IS DEADLINE FOR MOOSE, BIGHORN SHEEP, MOUNTAIN GOAT APPLICATIONS

CHEYENNE – Applications for Wyoming’s most coveted moose, bighorn sheep, and mountain goat licenses will be accepted until 5 p.m. Feb. 29, 2012. 

The Feb. 29 application deadline applies to both residents and nonresidents.  The application deadline is usually Feb. 28, but with Leap Year, hunters get an extra day to get their application in.

 Drawing odds vary depending on species and hunt area.  Preference points have been available for both moose and bighorn sheep for 17 years and 75 percent of the quotas for each species are issued in the preference point drawing.  The remaining 25 percent is issued in a random drawing without regard for preference point totals.  Preference points are not available for mountain goat licenses, but goat licenses are limited to one in a lifetime.

Hunters can research drawing odds from previous years for the various species and hunt areas on the Game and Fish website http://gf.state.wy.us .  Applications are taken online or through conventional mail. Application information is also online and printed booklets are available at Game and Fish regional offices and license agents or by calling (307) 777-4600.

            Hunters who choose not to apply this year can still purchase a preference point either online or through the mail between July 1 – Sept. 30th.                                                                                                                               

LANDOWNER COUPONS DUE MARCH 1

CHEYENNE – Wyoming ranchers and farmers are reminded March 1 is the deadline to send in landowner coupons from the past hunting season. The coupons and corresponding affidavit must be submitted to the local game warden or Game and Fish office by that date.

Wyoming landowners receive $16 for each elk, deer, or antelope harvested on their land. The coupons are included on each license. The landowner coupon program was established by the Wyoming Game and Fish Commission in 1934 to partially compensate landowners for forage consumed by big game on their property.  The coupon program was passed into state law by the Wyoming Legislature in 1939.                                                           


For detailed information on the area you're hunting, contact the nearest regional office of the
Wyoming Game and Fish Department.

Casper Regional Office...307-473-3400...Toll Free, instate 1-800-233-8544.

Cheyenne Headquarters...307-777-4600....instate, 1-800-842-1934

Cody Regional Office..307-527-7125....instate 1-800-654-117

Green River Regional Office...307-875-3223....instate 1-800-843-8096

Jackson Regional Office...307-733-2321....instate 1-800-423-4113

Lander Regional Office....307-332-2688....instate 1-800-654-7862

Laramie Regional Office....307-745-4046....instate 1-800-843-2352

Pinedale Regional Office....307-367-4353....instate 1-800-452-9107

Sheridan Regional Office....307-672-7418....instate 1-800-331-9834


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