Moose

Those wishing to hunt bighorn sheep, mountain goats, and moose are reminded by the Wyoming Game and Fish Department to apply before midnight on Monday, February 28. This applies to residents and nonresidents. Along with this, the month-long wild bison application period opens on March 1 ...

It's so easy to take for granted when you grow up in Wyoming around it, but some of our most iconic wildlife has been captured in pictures by the National Park Service.

Watching videos of wildlife is fascinating. The animals don't know you're there and you can see how they go about their normal business.

I've learned that we have something in common with moose. When faced with a delicate icy surface, we both understand you have to tread carefully as a new video share shows one of these massive animals navigating an icy creek in Yellowstone.

Our wildlife is a large percentage of what makes Wyoming beautiful.

This moose is certainly on the naughty list this year.

Most of us will unfortunately never experience a moment like this. A Wyoming camper on his way to a backcountry stay in mountain cabins in the Bighorns came face-to-face or I should say face-to-moose on the way.

A hunter and his friends were enjoying an adventure when he realized that he was no longer the hunter, but the hunted. The video he shared shows he was mercilessly trolled by a curious bull moose.

It is a famous proverb that is said quite often, but it's because it is almost always fitting in everyday life: not all heroes wear capes.

Nature is such a cool thing to see and with help of Wyoming Game and Fish, being able to watch parts of nature that you're not always able to see, is easier.

A recent video shows a mama moose trying to find her calf in the McAllister, Montana area.

With fall finally arriving and the weather cooling down, it is the best time to find the many animals that Wyoming has to offer. From elk to owls to prairie dogs, there are several areas around Laramie where you and your family can go and look for these creatures from a distance...