Game and Fish commissioners face influential, reluctant parties in quest to designate Wyoming’s first migration corridor ...

For both deer and pronghorn, males are called bucks, females are called does and the babies are called fawns. You can’t count the points on a buck to determine how old it is.

WASHINGTON— Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke will offer more than 1.2 million acres of pronghorn and mule deer winter habitat and migration corridors in Wyoming for oil and gas extraction in 2018, ...

For example, a 2005 paper in the Western North American Naturalist found strong evidence that a golden eagle killed a pronghorn. The scientists saw a golden eagle in the vicinity of a freshly ...

GPS routes of pronghorn, mule deer and elk sourced from collaborative efforts by the University of Wyoming (Jeffrey Beck, Adele Reinking, Katie Taylor, Kurt Smith), Wyoming Game and Fish ...

Pronghorn, mule deer and elk will be kept out because of the developer’s concerns that they could damage equipment or hurt themselves. For those animals, they’re planning the corridors.

We're talking multiple weeks of 40-below temperatures. This nearly wiped out two of the world's largest herds of mule deer and pronghorn. About 40,000 died, down from about 70,000.

JACKSON — After a severe winter wreaked havoc on Wyoming’s wildlife, the Wyoming Game and Fish Commission slashed hunting tags for pronghorn and tweaked seasons for mule deer, mostly following ...

Due to severe drought conditions, Wyoming officials are reducing more than 10,000 hunting tags for pronghorn and mule deer. The worsening drought comes on top of outbreaks of CWD and EHD in the state.

With archery and upland game bird hunting seasons scheduled to begin this weekend, the Montana Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks (FWP) has released its 2023 Montana hunting forecast ...

Every year, wildlife -- deer, elk, pronghorn and moose -- naturally shed their antlers in the fall and winter, then grow a new set in spring and summer. For hikers going out in search of these ...

For both deer and pronghorn, males are called bucks, females are called does and the babies are called fawns. You can’t count the points on a buck to determine how old it is.