Covering the Tetons since 1965
Covering the Tetons since 1965
From elk to pronghorn, moose and goose, wild game is abundant in Jackson Hole. It also boasts world class angling and pristine trout habitat. We report on news about fish and game in Jackson Hole such as habitat challenges, hunting, and fishing.
It was an out-of-school learning experience recently in Pinedale when several Game and Fish personnel participated in the Department’s new “Inspire a Kid” program this summer. Big Game Migration Coordinator Jill Randall, Wildlife Biologist Dean Clause, Wolf Biologist Ken Mills…
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department’s Auburn Fish Hatchery recently stocked about 900 catchable-sized Snake River cutthroat trout in the Kids Fishing Pond at Rendezvous “R” Park north of the Highway 22 Snake River Bridge. Kids are encouraged to come catch…
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department is planning to treat Game Creek south of Jackson to restore native Snake River cutthroat trout. Game Creek is a small tributary to Flat Creek and used to be a thriving spawning stream for…
The Bureau of Land Management has announced it will publish six draft supplemental environmental impact statements today for management of Greater Sage-Grouse habitat on public lands in seven Western states including Wyoming. The statements will highlight the collaborative process undergone…
The Teton Range Bighorn Sheep Working Group, in partnership with the University of Wyoming’s Ruckelshaus Institute, is engaging in a collaborative learning process to explore ways to balance the winter habitat needs of Teton Range bighorn sheep and backcountry winter…