WY Game & Fish news: Special Wyoming Wildlife issue on mule deer & apply now for preference points

Sept. 11, 2023??

Game and Fish publishes special Wyoming Wildlife on mule deer

CHEYENNE ??The award-winning Wyoming Wildlife magazine is proud to announce a September special issue on mule deer. The Wyoming Game and Fish Department?s flagship publication educates readers on the challenges mule deer face and the department?s immense efforts to improve their overall numbers. The special issue is available for free through the Wyoming Wildlife e-edition.

Apply now for Wyoming preference points

CHEYENNE ??Dreaming of an epic Wyoming hunt? Apply now for preference points. Resident and nonresident hunters can build points for moose and bighorn sheep, and nonresidents can acquire elk, deer and antelope points. All applications must be submitted online through the Wyoming Game and Fish Department website.

Game and Fish congratulates employees on years of service

CHEYENNE ? The Wyoming Game and Fish Department congratulates 11 employees on their years of service to the State of Wyoming. The following employees celebrated a milestone work anniversary in July and August.?

Shane Binkerd - Senior programmer, Cheyenne - 5 years
Tracie Binkerd - Wyoming Wildlife editor, Cheyenne - 5 years
Jessica Jennings-Gaines - Wildlife health laboratory supervisor, Laramie - 15 years
Kenneth Mills - Large carnivore biologist, Pinedale - 15 years
Nyssa Whitford - Sage-grouse/sagebrush biologist, Lander - 15 years
Troy Gerhardt - GIS specialist, Cheyenne - 15 years?
Tina Walker - Office support specialist, Cheyenne - 20 years
Jon Stephens - Senior game warden, Jackson - 20 years?
Matthew Pollock - Senior wildlife biologist, Casper - 25 years
Pete Cavalli - Fisheries biologist, Pinedale - 25 years
Rodney Lebert - Senior game warden, Douglas - 35 years

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