Wyoming Hunting & Fishing

Wyoming is the least populated state in the country, and that emptiness translates directly into world-class hunting on a staggering amount of public land. Hunting guides in Wyoming pursue elk, mule deer, the densest pronghorn population on earth, bighorn sheep, moose, and bears across mountains, basins, and high plains. Non-residents are required to use a licensed guide or resident to hunt designated wilderness areas, and the draw system manages a tremendous resource.

Fishing in Wyoming is anchored by cold mountain water. Outfitters and guides work the North Platte River, the Wind River, and the legendary waters in and around Yellowstone for cutthroat, brown, and rainbow trout, while reservoirs hold trout, walleye, and kokanee. From wilderness elk camps to drift boats on blue-ribbon trout streams, Wyoming offers a big-country experience that defines Western hunting and fishing.