Season setting meetings are currently taking place across Wyoming as officials gather to discuss upcoming hunting seasons and regulations. The meetings, scheduled for March 24-25, aim to gather input from the public and stakeholders to help guide decision-making for the upcoming seasons.
In other news, Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) has been found on the Black Butte Feedground in Wyoming. This discovery has raised concerns about the spread of the disease among wildlife populations in the area.
Additionally, the management of river otters has returned to the state of Wyoming. This move signals a renewed effort to protect and conserve this species in the region.
Boaters are also being reminded that AIS (Aquatic Invasive Species) stations have reopened in the state. Boaters are encouraged to take necessary precautions to prevent the spread of invasive species in Wyoming’s waterways.
Overall, the Wyoming Outdoorsman publication provides valuable information and updates on wildlife management, conservation efforts, and outdoor recreation in the state. Readers can stay informed on important issues related to hunting, fishing, and wildlife in Wyoming by downloading the latest editions of the publication.
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