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It should also be noted that mortalies this year are about half of what they were in 2018 at this time but that doesn't make for a good newspaper article.

One table is for bear mortality inside inside the monetary zone the other is for outside. The last is for probible 2020 deaths. I didn't count natural deaths like drowning in the canal or deaths inside YNP or GTNP as those bears are not counted to meet the ESA requirements for the state of...

nfh, Sorry I thought I was replying to SS!. Just clarifying that Wyoming hasn't "killed" 30 bears alone. The IGBST page is the only accurate source.

https://www.usgs.gov/data-tools/2021-known-and-probable-grizzly-bear-mortalities-greater-yellowstone-ecosystem

9 in Wyo, 4 in MT, 2 in ID as of today not including bear mortalities in YNP. We'll just go with your 30 bears killed in Wyoming so far this year statement. Later.

Not 30, try 9.

Did FWP just vote to completely eliminate the wolf area quota system? or is still going to be in place and just has not been released for this fall yet?

I applied for years, I think I just bought points these last two years. How does that make a difference?

Thanks, I will have 16 for both was just curious how close I am getting these days.

Farmers are always in a drought and so is the west. That guy is also a douche.

Thanks.

It's legit and they do raise a hell of a lot of money. It's basically a Bighorn Basin group based in Cody.

Colorado would be a better bet.

As a resident I got regs in a different mailing last week as well. Been so long since I drew a tag I forgot what they used to do.

^ no fuss, super nice people.

https://www.uhaul.com/Locations/Truck-Rentals-near-Cody-WY-82414/008629/

Wyoming Wildlife Advocates Executive Director is from Ohio and lives in Idaho. She has no clue and thinks the whole state is exactly like Teton County. Great fun can be had on that FB page.

It also really easy to get lost in that unit so make sure someone has a GPS.

The reason you want to camp there is if there is a big rain or snow, you could get out with your trailers. The roads can be bad when wet.

I've hunted antelope in area 69 several years. Great area with some heavy horned antelope. You would be better off driving around in a pickup looking like a rancher than with SXS's which the antelope are not used to. Concentrate on the southwest and central part of the unit. People camp...