Unless you can observe the quarantine order - other options exist
The following is a recent announcement by the Wyoming Game and Fish Department.
The state is asking nonresident hunters to stay at home due to the recent 14-day quarantine directive unless you can observe the quarantine. Options exist if you can't use your tag due to your state restrictions or this quarantine order.
Dear hunters and anglers-
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department understands many of you are unable to travel to Wyoming for spring hunting and fishing because of stay-at-home orders in your home state and the recent 14-day quarantine directive for people entering Wyoming through the end of April. Due to this directive, we ask nonresidents to stay home at this time, unless you can observe the quarantine. These are unprecedented times with rapid changes - but we are here to help.
If you’ve bought a spring bear or turkey license that you are unable to use, we can help. Call us at (307) 777- 4600 between 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. MDT Monday - Friday.
We have no plans to cancel any seasons. However, we understand some of you may want to withdraw hunting applications you’ve already submitted. The deadlines to withdraw are:
Applications for fall hunts remain open and June 1 is the deadline to apply for:
Annual fishing licenses are valid for 12-months from the purchase date to maximize your opportunity. If you’ve bought a fishing license, know the fish will be waiting for you and growing big. We continue to stock Wyoming’s waters with over 20 species of fish.
Moose, bighorn sheep, mountain goat, bison: April 15
Elk: May 8
Deer and pronghorn: June 1
Deer
Pronghorn
Sandhill crane
Beaver
Fall turkey
Springer and Glendo special pheasant hunts
