Brucellosis
Wyoming elk hunters in brucellosis monitoring areas are urged to submit blood samples and other information about elk they harvest. As a thank you hunters will be entered into a raffle to win high-quality outdoor equipment. The Wyoming Game and Fish Department established the brucellosis raffle to encourage hunters to continue to submit samples. Leading…
Hunters have until October 31, 2018 to purchase preference points for the 2019 hunt season. Preference points can be purchased online through the Wyoming Game and Fish Department website or any Game and Fish office. Quote, “Preference points can help better odds of drawing some species and hunt areas. Drawing odds for all species and…
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department will hold public meetings in mid-April to discuss brucellosis and Brucellosis Management Action Plans (BMAPs) for elk and bison herd units near Cody. Game and Fish invites the public to attend a meeting to learn about brucellosis and provide additional input on proposed actions of the plans. Brucellosis, is…
An audio version of this news available here. Preliminary data says Powder River Basin coal production fell to 75.5 million tons in the last few months of 2017, about a seven million ton drop compared to the final three months of the previous year. The Casper Star-Tribune reports data from the Mine Safety and Health…
The status of brucellosis in Wyoming, producer requirements for transport or selling and liability and reports on a new test for the disease are among topics at February meetings in Worland and Lovell presented by members of the Governor’s Brucellosis Coordination Team. The first is the afternoon of Thursday, Feb. 15, during WESTI Ag Days…
An audio version of this news available here. As part of an ongoing study to understand the ecology of brucellosis and elk in the Bighorn Mountains, the Wyoming Game and Fish Department plans to capture and collar elk in early February. Up to 60 elk will be captured next month using a helicopter net-gunning operation…
As part of an ongoing study to understand the ecology of brucellosis and elk in the Bighorn Mountains, the Wyoming Game and Fish Department plans to capture and collar elk in early February. Up to 60 elk will be captured next month using a helicopter net-gunning operation throughout the Bighorn Mountains, south of the lower…
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