Lost Wyoming Dating Advice

Wyoming's population is estimated at approximately 588,753 as of July 2025. It remains the least populous U.S. state.

Wyoming has a slightly higher population of men than women, with males making up approximately 51.1% to 51.2% of the population compared to 48.8% to 48.9% for females. This results in a ratio of roughly 104 to 105 men for every 100 women.

Approximately 29.7% of households in Wyoming were classified as single-person households in 2020, showing an upward trend from 28.0% in 2010. Roughly 32% of Wyoming males and 24% of females have never been married, while an additional 10-12% are divorced. Roughly 30% of households are single-person households, with nearly half being married couples. (State of Wyoming census).

The gentleman in the video below has some dating advice for those single people in Wyoming.

Sorry, did you not hear what he said? Yeah, well, that's because of that damn Wyoming wind. He has the answers to all of our dating problems, but it's lost to us, on its way to Nebraska, where it will probably solve their dating issues if they can hear it.

I asked Google AI to tell me how to date in Wyoming, and here is what I got:

Dating in Wyoming involves embracing an active, outdoor-focused lifestyle, with popular activities including hiking in the Tetons, attending rodeos, and stargazing. Success often relies on authenticity, patience with a slower pace, and leveraging local, close-knit community connections, as small-town reputations matter. Key, romantic spots include Jackson Hole, Yellowstone, and dining in Cheyenne or Sheridan.

That only tells me where to take someone. It doesn't tell me how to treat them or act around them. No wonder there are so many single people in this state.