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Wyoming Hunting News
Latest Wyoming season changes, regulation updates, draw results and wildlife-management news, refreshed daily.
Wyoming Public MediaJun 11
Teton County considers testing water for CWD
Read the full story →CIDRAPMay 14
CWD digest: Wyoming’s National Elk Refuge reports first case
Read the full story →WyomingNews.comMay 13
National Elk Refuge making few changes after chronic wasting disease detection
Read the full story →JHNewsAndGuide.comMay 13
National Elk Refuge making few changes after chronic wasting disease detection
Read the full story →BuckrailMay 13
Elk Refuge to continue heightened monitoring of species at risk for CWD
Read the full story →AP NewsMay 13
Elk Refuge disease discovery calls for talk of reducing nation’s largest herd
Read the full story →WyoFileMay 12
Elk Refuge disease discovery calls for talk of reducing nation’s largest herd
Read the full story →OfficialWyoming Game and Fish (.gov)May 11
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and Wyoming Game and Fish Department announce CWD on the National Elk Refuge
Read the full story →KHOL 89.1 FMMay 11
Chronic Wasting Disease detected on National Elk Refuge
Read the full story →JHNewsAndGuide.comMay 11
Chronic wasting disease found on the National Elk Refuge
Read the full story →BuckrailMay 11
BREAKING: Game and Fish confirms CWD on National Elk Refuge
Read the full story →OfficialWyoming Game and Fish (.gov)May 4
CWD detected in new feedground
Read the full story →Mountain JournalApr 23
CWD in Elk Feedgrounds: Is Wyoming Just ‘Kicking the Can Down the Road?’
Read the full story →KHOL 89.1 FMApr 23
2025 data shows CWD spreading across the state, especially in deer
Read the full story →WyoFileMar 17
Despite CWD surge, northwest Wyoming mule deer hunters, outfitters disregard threat to their fall tradition
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How Wyoming's harvest has moved season to season, from official state reports.
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