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This is it, our final reminder! You can still purchase 2019 Wyoming preference points. But you must do it by the October 31 deadline. An Important Change PLEASE NOTE: there is an important change from previous years: Wyoming Game and Fish no longer allows hunters to purchase points during the application/drawing process. New for 2019,

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When you think of mule deer, several western states come to mind. Each has its own unique qualities for a mule deer hunt. In Wyoming, big resident deer and migratory groups are present in excellent numbers. While Wyoming has plenty of productive public land, some of the best range lies on big tracts of private

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Now is the time to purchase your Wyoming preference points. If you’ve been building points in Wyoming, there is an important change that you need to be aware of. Changes to the Wyoming Draw and Preference Points Starting this year, Wyoming no longer issues preference points automatically after the draw. Instead, you must go to

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By Zach Lazzari & Ryan McSparran From the Red Desert to the Black Hills, and from the high Rockies to the sagebrush prairies, Wyoming’s rugged landscapes provide the backdrop for some incredible mule deer hunting. The state has populations that migrate across long, historic routes. Wyoming is also home to resident populations occupying a home

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If you ask most of our hunting guides for their advice on being prepared for your next Wyoming hunt, it usually boils down to two things. First, practice with your weapon. And second, do your best to get in shape. In an upcoming article, we will talk more about shooting. But first, we want to

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By Zach Lazzari | Photos by Ryan McSparran Travel to Wyoming during hunting season, and you might experience every climate imaginable. Hot sun, heat and dry weather can coincide with blizzards and sub-zero temperatures. You just never know what to expect. Each species also comes with it’s own set of hurdles that should influence the

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Application season has a way of sneaking up on us. And the Wyoming deer and antelope application deadline is approaching quickly. If you haven’t started thinking about Wyoming license applications, now is the time. Applications for deer and antelope must be submitted before May 31st. But don’t procrastinate until the last minute. We are here

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