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Aug 27 2020 
Changes to Wyoming’s trapping rules set to be considered at upcoming meetings
Trapping regulations could soon be changing in Wyoming as a newly organized Game and Fish Department committee explores making recommendations for approval by commissioners. -
Aug 27 2020 
Game and Fish will talk about trapping reform
“We face a new reality in Wyoming, that our public lands should give every user a reasonable expectation of safety on our landscapes, not just for one user group." -
Aug 12 2020 
Wildlife Services rereleases predator-killing plans for Wyoming
Faced with settlement agreement, agency initiates review of its lethal actions. For the second time in four years, a branch of the U.S. Department of Agriculture that kills wildlife it deems a nuisance has released draft plans assessing the impacts of how it does business in Wyoming. -
Aug 11 2020 
U.S. government agrees to pay local family $38,500 in lawsuit over illegally placed M-44 ‘cyanide bomb’
“The biggest thing that we wanted to accomplish was to make the government accept responsibility. It took a substantial amount of work, but finally the government admitted this was their fault — that their employee was negligent and that’s a very significant and permanent finding.” -
Jul 16 2020 
Wyoming Untrapped gets trapping reform on Commission agenda
“Given the alarming increase of land-use conflicts across Wyoming, WU asked the Commission to consider amendments to trapping regulations this summer 2020 instead of the review schedule for 2022,” Robertson stated.
