2011 Wyoming Nonresident Hunting Brochure

2011 Wyoming Nonresident
Hunting Information and

Applications Booklet
Apply online using your Credit or Debit Card

http://gf.state.wy.us
New for 2011
Æ Social Security Number required, see page 7, section 4
Æ Full price leftover licenses available on July 6, 2011, 8:00 AM Mountain Time
Æ Reduced price leftover licenses available on July 20, 2011, 8:00 AM Mountain Time
Æ Purchase up to two Reduced Price Cow/Calf Elk licenses after the initial draw,
see page 9, section 9
Æ Conservation Stamps available online at http://gf.state.wy.us
Æ Purchase other license types online. See website for availability.
Game & Fish Website - http://gf.state.wy.us

View the following on our website:
» Application Forms
» Prior Year Drawing Odds
» Preference Points
» Harvest Survey Statistics
» Drawing Results Posted after Drawings Conducted
» PLPW Access Program: Walk–In and Hunter Management Areas
Conservation Stamp Requirements

Each person licensed to hunt or fish in Wyoming must purchase a
Conservation Stamp prior to going into the field.
See page 43 for Conservation Stamp requirements and exemptions.
Purchase Conservation Stamps online at http://gf.state.wy.us
Please thoroughly read this booklet to minimize application errors and enhance your
opportunity to draw a license. If you need further assistance, please contact (307) 777-4600.
GOVERNOR
DAVE FREUDENTHAL
WYOMING GAME AND FISH DEPARTMENT DIRECTOR

STEVE K. FERRELL
COMMISSIONERS
ED MIGNERY – President
5400 Bishop Blvd. Cheyenne, WY 82006 FRED LINDZEY – Vice President
CLARK ALLAN
Phone: (307) 777-4600 Fax: (307) 777-4610 AARON CLARK
JERRY GALLES
Web site: http://gf.state.wy.us MIKE HEALY
CLIFFORD KIRK
Dear Hunter:
Thank you for your interest in hunting in Wyoming. Our state is fortunate to have some of
the most impressive wildlife resources anywhere in the world. When you hunt in Wyoming,
you get to enjoy our wide-open spaces, snow-capped peaks, lush valleys, and roaring rivers.
You also get to pursue some of the wiliest game animals in North America including elk,
deer, antelope, and dozens of other wildlife species that make Wyoming a hunter’s paradise.
By hunting, you are helping us maintain these outstanding wildlife resources for future
generations to enjoy.
The North American Model of Wildlife Conservation is the most successful system of
wildlife management in the world. This model relies on some basic tenets, including public
ownership of the wildlife resource, regulations prohibiting commercialization of wildlife,
hunting and fishing opportunity for every citizen regardless of status, and science-based
management of the resource. Hunters have been the backbone of this model for over 100
years and will continue to be in the future.
One of the best ways to ensure the North American Model continues to be effective is to
maintain our hunting traditions. Nationwide, the number of hunters is declining. Even in
Wyoming, where hunting traditions are strong, we are losing hunters faster than we are
recruiting them. As a hunter, you can help change this trend. By simply introducing a child
to hunting, you can help get our youth and others involved in this cherished outdoor
tradition.
As a final comment, wherever you hunt in Wyoming, please respect the land—it provides the
habitats that support our magnificent wildlife populations. If you hunt on private land, please
respect the rights of the landowners and take a moment to thank them for the many
contributions they have made in providing wildlife habitat and hunting opportunity.
We look forward to seeing you in Wyoming. Good luck and good hunting.
Sincerely,
Steve K. Ferrell
Director
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2011 Nonresident Hunter Information Packet
Table of Contents
Access Program: Antelope - Full Price:
Hunter Management Area Information ......................... 40, 44 & Back Cover Application Examples ........................................................................................15
Walk-in Hunting Area Information..................................................Back Cover Application Form ................................................................................................35
Application Information ....................................................................................09
Application Check List .......................................................................................................38 Hunt Area Map....................................................................................................23
Leftover Licenses Available After the Initial Drawing ..................................05
Application Information: Tentative License Hunting Season Chart ........................................................24
Access:
AccessYes Donation ...................................................................................43 Antelope - Reduced Price:
Cautions about Access in Private Land Areas ........................................44 Application Form ................................................................................................35
Hunt Areas with Difficult Public Access ................................................44 Application Information ...............................................................................09,10
Permission for Access ................................................................................44 Apply Risk Free by Utilizing the Withdrawal Block ......................................09
Applying Online ..................................................................................................04 Hunt Area Map....................................................................................................23
Delivery of Application, Licenses and Refunds.............................................44 Leftover Licenses Available After the Initial Drawing ..................................05
Inherent Risk in Applying..................................................................................44 Tentative License Hunting Season Chart ........................................................25
Multiple Applications Prohibited .....................................................................06 What is the Difference Between a Full Price License
Party Application Requirements .......................................................................08 and a Reduced Price License? .................................................................... 08, 09
U.S. Funds required for License Fees...............................................................07
Voluntary Search and Rescue Donation ..........................................................43 Deer - Full Price:
Withdrawal of Applications ..............................................................................06 Application Examples ........................................................................................14
Application Form ................................................................................................33
Archery ......................................................................................................................... 10, 11 Application Information ....................................................................................09
Hunt Area Map....................................................................................................20
Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) .....................................................................................11 Leftover Licenses Available After the Initial Drawing ..................................05
Tentative License Hunting Season Chart ........................................................21
Conservation Stamp Requirements ..................................................................................43
Deer - Reduced Price
Deadline Periods, License Types and Fees ......................................................................04 Application Form ................................................................................................33
Application Information ............................................................................. 09, 10
Department Telephone Numbers ....................................................................................43 Apply Risk Free by Utilizing the Withdrawal Block ......................................09
Hunt Area Map....................................................................................................20
Frequently Asked Questions .............................................................................................30 Leftover Licenses Available After the Initial Drawing ..................................05
Glossary of Definitions .............................................................................................. 46, 47 What is the Difference Between a Full Price License
and a Reduced Price License? .................................................................... 08, 09
Hiring Outfitters and Guides ............................................................................................12
Elk - Full Price:
Hunter Mentor Program/Hunter Safety Requirements ...............................................43 Application Examples ........................................................................................13
Application Form ................................................................................................31
Hunters with Qualifying Disabilities ................................................................................12 Application Information ....................................................................................09
Hunt Area Map....................................................................................................16
License Information: Leftover Licenses Available After the Initial Drawing ..................................05
Alteration/Transfer of License Prohibited.....................................................07 Tentative License Hunting Season Chart ................................................. 17, 18
Refund, Cancellation of License ......................................................................07
Reservation of License (Moose, Bighorn Sheep or Elk - Reduced Price:
Mountain Goat) Due to Injury or Illness ........................................................07 Application Form ................................................................................................31
Application Information ............................................................................. 09, 10
Maps and Travel Information ...........................................................................................42 Apply Risk Free by Utilizing the Withdrawal Block ......................................09
Hunt Area Map....................................................................................................16
Other Nonresident Fees.....................................................................................................10 Leftover Licenses Available After the Initial Drawing ..................................05
Preference Points: What is the difference between a Full Price License
Elk, Deer and Antelope .............................................................................. 05, 06 and a Reduced Price License? .................................................................... 08, 09
Moose and Bighorn Sheep ......................................................................... 05, 06
Moose, Bighorn Sheep and Goat:
Social Security Number ............................................................................................... 07, 08 Application Form ................................................................................................37
Sportsperson Identification Number Five Year Waiting Period for Moose and Bighorn Sheep .............................05
What is it? How is it used?.................................................................................07 Hunt Area Maps ..................................................................................26, 27 & 28
Tentative License Hunting Season Charts................................................ 27, 29
Transportation of Horses, Mules and Hay .....................................................................12
Wild Bison:
Wildlife Damage Management Stamp .............................................................................44 Application for Priority Listing .........................................................................39
Wildlife Violator Compact.................................................................................................12
Wild Turkey:
Withdrawal of Applications Prior to Drawing (Form 16)............................................41 Application Information ....................................................................................10
Youth with Life Threatening Illnesses .............................................................................12
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Nonresident Hunter Information
Section 1. Dates and Deadlines the application deadline to be valid regardless of the postmark date. If the
Online applications may be submitted during the open application deadline date is on a day when the Cheyenne Headquarters office is closed
period from the WGFD website. Fees will be paid in full by Visa, for normal business hours (weekends, holidays etc.), paper applications
Mastercard or Discover when the application is submitted. Online received by 5:00 PM Mountain Time on the next business day at the
applications must be completed and submitted by 5:00 PM Mountain Cheyenne Headquarters office will be accepted. All applications received
Time. If the deadline date is on a day when the Cheyenne Headquarters after that time and date will be rejected and returned to the applicant prior
office is closed for normal business hours (weekends, holidays, etc), online to the drawing being conducted.
applications received by 5:00 PM Mountain Time on the next business
Applications received after the application period shall not be
day that the Cheyenne Headquarters office is open for business will be
accepted. For example, the Nonresident application period for Deer
accepted.
is January 1–March 15; thus an application must be received
Paper applications and fees must arrive at the Wyoming Game and by 5:00 PM Mountain Time on March 15, 2011.
Fish Department, Cheyenne, Wyoming by 5:00 PM Mountain Time on
Nonresident Initial Drawing Application Period and License Fees

Limitations & Tentative Season Information Application Dates Modify/ Results Personal Checks Amount to
Withdrawal Available Via Accepted Remit
Deadline Date Phone or Website
Elk–Full Price Form 17, Page 31

Elk and Fishing General & Limited Quota (p. 17, 18) Jan. 1–Jan. 31 Feb. 3 Feb. 28 Yes $591.00*
Youth Elk and Fishing** General & Limited Quota (p. 17, 18) Jan. 1–Jan. 31 Feb. 3 Feb. 28 Yes $289.00*
Special Elk and Fishing General & Limited Quota (p. 17, 18) Jan. 1–Jan. 31 Feb. 3 Feb. 28 Yes $1,071.00*
Landowner Elk and Fishing General & Limited Quota (p. 17, 18) Jan. 1–Jan. 20 Feb. 3 Feb. 28 Yes $591.00*
Landowner Youth Elk and Fishing** General & Limited Quota (p. 17, 18) Jan. 1–Jan. 20 Feb. 3 Feb. 28 Yes $289.00*
Preference Point Only Form 30 - Available Via Website June 15th July 1 - Sept. 30 N/A Yes $50.00
Preference Point Only–Youth** Form 30 - Available Via Website June 15th July 1 - Sept. 30 N/A Yes $10.00
Elk–Reduced Price Form 17, Page 31
Cow/Calf Elk Limited Quota (p. 19) Jan. 1–Jan. 31 Feb. 3 Feb. 28 Yes $302.00*
Cow/Calf Youth Elk** Limited Quota (p. 19) Jan. 1–Jan. 31 Feb. 3 Feb. 28 Yes $114.00*
Deer–Full Price Form 18, Page 33
Deer Region General & Limited Quota (p. 21) Jan. 1–Mar. 15 June 3 June 30 Yes $326.00*
Youth Deer** Region General & Limited Quota (p. 21) Jan. 1–Mar. 15 June 3 June 30 Yes $124.00*
Special Deer Region General & Limited Quota (p. 21) Jan. 1–Mar. 15 June 3 June 30 Yes $566.00*
Landowner Deer Region General & Limited Quota (p. 21) Jan. 1–Mar. 15 June 3 June 30 Yes $326.00*
Landowner Youth Deer** Region General & Limited Quota (p. 21) Jan. 1–Mar. 15 June 3 June 30 Yes $124.00*
Preference Point Only –Youth** Form 30 - Available Via Website June 15th July 1 - Sept. 30 N/A Yes $10.00
Deer–Reduced Price Form 18, Page 33
Doe/Fawn Deer Limited Quota (p. 22) Jan. 1–Mar. 15 June 3 June 30 Yes $48.00*
Doe/Fawn Youth Deer** Limited Quota (p. 22) Jan. 1–Mar. 15 June 3 June 30 Yes $33.00*
Antelope–Full Price Form 19, Page 35
Antelope Limited Quota (p. 24) Jan. 1–Mar. 15 June 3 June 30 Yes $286.00*
Youth Antelope** Limited Quota (p. 24) Jan. 1–Mar. 15 June 3 June 30 Yes $124.00*
Special Antelope Limited Quota (p. 24) Jan. 1–Mar. 15 June 3 June 30 Yes $526.00*
Landowner Antelope Limited Quota (p. 24) Jan. 1–Mar. 15 June 3 June 30 Yes $286.00*
Landowner Youth Antelope** Limited Quota (p. 24) Jan. 1–Mar. 15 June 3 June 30 Yes $124.00*
Preference Point Only–Youth** Form 30 - Available Via Website June 15th July 1 - Sept. 30 N/A Yes $10.00
Antelope–Reduced Price Form 19, Page 35
Doe/Fawn Antelope Limited Quota (p. 25) Jan. 1–Mar. 15 June 3 June 30 Yes $48.00*
Doe/Fawn Youth Antelope** Limited Quota (p. 25) Jan. 1–Mar. 15 June 3 June 30 Yes $33.00*
Moose Form 2, Page 37
License Limited Quota (p. 27) Jan. 1–Feb. 28 April 15 May 8 Yes $1,416.00*
Bighorn Sheep Form 2, Page 37
License Limited Quota (p. 29) Jan. 1–Feb. 28 April 15 May 8 Yes $2,266.00*
Mountain Goat Form 2, Page 37
Limited Quota (p. 27) Jan. 1–Feb. 28 April 15 May 8 Yes $2,166.00*
Wild Turkey Information & Forms Available Via Website
Spring Wild Turkey Form 5 Jan. 1–Jan. 31 Feb. 3 Feb. 28 Yes $72.00
Spring Landowner Wild Turkey Jan. 1–Jan. 20 Feb. 3 Feb. 28 Yes $72.00
Fall Wild Turkey Form 6 July 1–Aug. 15 Aug. 18 Sept. 8 Yes $72.00
Fall Landowner Wild Turkey July 1–Aug. 15 Aug. 18 Sept. 8 Yes $72.00
Bison Application Period Form 7, Page 39
Priority Ranking List Information (p. 10) Jan. 1 - Feb. 28 N/A May 22 Yes $20.00***
*Note: Amount to be remitted includes nonrefundable $14.00 application fee.

**See page 47 for a definition of a “youth license.”
***The $20.00 fee to be placed on the Wild Bison Priority Ranking list is nonrefundable.
Leftover Licenses Available After the Initial Drawing
All Full Price Limited Quota and Reduced Price Limited Quota Doe/Fawn Deer and Doe/Fawn Antelope licenses will be available July
licenses remaining after the initial drawing will be sold on a first-come, first- 20, 2011, at 8:00 AM Mountain Time. A current list of all leftover licenses
served basis through the Department’s Electronic License Service via the available for purchase will tentatively be located on the WGFD website on
WGFD website, Department offices and at automated license selling agent June 30, 2011.
locations, or through the submission of a paper application form to the Applicants are reminded about having permission to hunt
Cheyenne Headquarters Office. on private land before applying for a license, otherwise you may
Full Price Elk, Deer and Antelope licenses will be available July 6, end up with a license and no place to hunt and these licenses are
2011, at 8:00 AM Mountain Time. Reduced Price Cow/Calf Elk, nonrefundable.
Section 2. General Application and License Information

a. Application Fee Information. Please refer to the license fee charts on drawing a Moose or Bighorn Sheep license will receive a preference point,
page 4 for license prices. A nonrefundable application fee of $14.00 is which is then added to their total for the species. Similarly, applicants who
included in the amount to be remitted for each big game license applied for are unsuccessful drawing their first choice for a Full Price Elk, Deer or
in the initial drawing. Antelope license will receive a preference point if they select the preference
b. Computer Drawing. In an attempt to assure fairness, all Limited Quota point fee option on the application form and pay the proper fees (see
licenses are initially allocated to applicants on the basis of randomly discussion under “Preference Points for Elk, Deer and Antelope”). No
generated numbers through a computerized drawing system. preference points will be earned when a person applies for a closed hunt
c. 2011 Application Forms. You have been provided 6 forms. area or invalid hunt area/license type. The option to purchase a preference
For more Forms, please photocopy. point enables the person to continue accumulating points without applying
for a license, or if the person’s original license application was rejected for
• Special Elk, Full Price Elk and Reduced Price Elk (Form 17) (Page 31) any reason.
• Special Deer, Full Price Deer and Reduced Price Deer (Form 18) Preference points can be purchased online by using the WGFD
(Page 33) website. To purchase a preference point, an applicant must be at least
• Special Antelope, Full Price Antelope and Reduced Price Antelope eleven (11) years old at the time of application and at least twelve (12)
(Form 19) (Page 35) years old by December 31 of the year of application. Applicants for a big
• Moose, Bighorn Sheep and Mountain Goat (Form 2) (Page 37) game hunting license must be at least eleven (11) years old at the time of
• Request To Be Removed From Drawing (Form 16) (Page 41) application and at least twelve (12) years old when hunting. No person
• Wild Bison Priority List (Form 7) (Page 39) may apply for more than one (1) preference point per species in the same
calendar year.
Each drawing is independent of all other drawings. The application form (Form 30) to purchase preference points only
will be available on the WGFD website beginning June 15th, or you may
Although several species are included on one application form request an application by calling (307) 777-4600. The application period to
(Moose/Sheep/Goat), the drawing for each species is conducted purchase a preference point only is July 1 – Sept. 30.
independently and the result of one drawing has no effect upon other
drawings. Therefore, success in the drawing for one species does Preference points are assigned to the person’s sportsperson
not guarantee success for another. For example, success for a Moose identification number and are tied to a species, but not to a specific hunt
license does not guarantee success for a Bighorn Sheep license. area. You are allowed to apply for different hunt areas from one year to the
next. However, if a person fails to apply for a license or fails to purchase a
preference point for two (2) consecutive years, all preference points will be
d. Five Year Waiting Period. Wyoming Statute provides that any automatically deleted from the person’s record. Preference points earned
successful Moose or Bighorn Sheep applicant must wait 5 years to next or purchased during 2011 are not available for use in the 2011 limited quota
apply for or receive another Moose or Bighorn Sheep license. For example, drawings. They will be available for use in the 2012 limited quota drawings.
a Moose applicant successful in 2006 would not be eligible to apply for or Once an applicant has successfully drawn a Moose or Bighorn Sheep
receive another Moose license until 2011. Nor would the applicant be license, or the applicant’s first choice for a Full Price Elk, Deer or Antelope
eligible to purchase a moose preference point during this same 5-year license, all preference points will be deleted for the species drawn. In the
period (until 2011). However, the applicant could continue to properly case of Moose or Bighorn Sheep, the person is required to wait five (5)
apply for Bighorn Sheep until successful. The 5-year waiting period would years before again applying for a license or purchasing a preference point
then pertain to applying for or receiving another Bighorn Sheep license or (refer to section 2(d)).
purchasing a Bighorn Sheep preference point.
Preference points shall not be restored when an applicant causes more
The Mountain Goat license is a once-in-a-lifetime license. If you drew than one customer record to be generated, due to the following:
a Mountain Goat license after 1995, you may not apply again.
1. A different sportsperson identification number was given on the
No person who is issued a Wild Bison hunting license and who application.
harvests a Wild Bison after January 31, 2001, shall be eligible to apply for or
receive a hunting license for Wild Bison in any future year. 2. A different sportsperson identification number was generated because
the sportsperson number field on the application was left blank.
e. Big Game Preference Points. The preference point system is designed
to improve your odds of eventually drawing a license in a hard-to-draw 3. A different last name or first name was used by the applicant.
hunt area. For Full Price Moose, Bighorn Sheep, Elk, Deer and Antelope, Such circumstances cause preference points to be accumulated under
75% of available licenses in each hunt area and license type combination different sportsperson identification numbers and ultimately deleted
will be allocated to a “preference point draw.” Applicants with the highest for failure to apply under the same sportsperson identification number.
preference point totals will receive priority in the preference point draw. Exceptions may be made for a name change because of marriage or
The remaining 25% of available licenses will be allocated to a “random divorce.
draw.” In this manner, everyone who applies has at least some chance of If you have any questions, please call (307) 777-4600 or go to the
drawing a license regardless of their preference point total. WGFD website where the difference between preFerence point only
Preference points can be accumulated either by applying for a license purchases and preFerence point options with license applications is
or by purchasing a preference point. Applicants who are unsuccessful further explained.

Preference Points for Moose and Bighorn Sheep preferences for specific hunt areas. The prior year’s drawing odds are a
All applicants for a Moose or Bighorn Sheep license will participate useful indicator of relative odds, but provide no absolute guarantees.
in the preference point draw. Preference point fees of $75.00 for Moose f. Apply on Current Year Forms. applicants must apply on the
and $100.00 for Bighorn Sheep will be deducted from the license refund current year Forms For each species to be hunted. prior years
if the license is not drawn. (The total refund for a Moose license will be application Forms will be rejected. Initial applications sent through fax
$1,327.00. The refund for a Bighorn Sheep license will be $2,152.00). If will not be accepted, due to the inability to fax fees. Please print legibly on
you don’t participate in the license draw or if your application is rejected application forms.
for any reason, you may purchase a preference point during the preference applying late in the application period lessens the
point only application period (July 1 – Sept. 30). The price is $75.00 for opportunity to correct any problems with the application, which
Moose and $100.00 for Bighorn Sheep. lessens the opportunity to be included in the respective
Preference Points for Elk, Deer and Antelope drawings For which applications have been made. applying late in
Applicants for Full Price Elk, Deer and Antelope licenses are the application period also signiFicantly increases the risk that
given the option of accumulating a preference point. By checking the your application will not be received by the deadline and
preference point fee option and remitting the proper fee(s), the applicant thereFore will not be entered into the drawing. we encourage
will accumulate a preference point if unsuccessful in drawing a Full Price you to apply using the wgFd website.
license as a first choice. However, an applicant who draws a Full Price g. Withdrawal of Applications. Applicants may withdraw their applications
license as a second or third choice will retain all accumulated preference on the WGFD website by selecting “View Previously Submitted
points and also earn an additional point. DRAWING A LICENSE AS A Applications” button and checking the “Modify” button and then select the
SECOND OR THIRD CHOICE DOES NOT CAUSE PREFERENCE “Remove application from drawing” button. This feature is also available
POINTS TO BE DELETED FROM YOUR ACCOUNT. For party for paper applications once the application data is entered in the system.
applications, all of the applicants’ preference point totals will be averaged The deadline for withdrawing applications on the WGFD website or
to determine the preference point ranking in the preference point drawing. submitting a withdrawal form is listed in the chart on page 4. Applicants
If you did not receive your first choice Elk, Deer or Antelope license or a may not withdraw from the Wild Bison Priority Ranking or a preference
preference point during the initial draw period and are eligible to purchase a point only purchase
Full Price Leftover Elk, Deer or Antelope license, you may also purchase a You may also withdraw your applications upon submission of a
preference point during the preference point only application period. written request. Form 16 (page 41) Request to Be Removed From The
Applicants who elect not to check the preference point fee option will Drawing, is provided for this purpose. A $5.00 fee will be deducted from
participate in the draw based on the number of preference points, if any, the license application refund. The refund will be issued upon completion
previously accumulated, but will not earn an additional preference point of the drawing. It is the responsibility of the applicant to ensure
if unsuccessful in the drawing. However, if an applicant does not check Withdrawal Forms have been received by the License Draw Section by the
the preference point fee option, purchase preference points or purchase a applicable date on the chart on page 4.
license and remit the proper fee for two consecutive years, all accumulated h. Application Modifications. Applications submitted on the WGFD
preference points will be deleted from the applicant’s account. website may be modified on the WGFD website. This feature is also
There is no preference point draw for Reduced Price Cow/Calf or available for paper applications once the application data is entered in the
Reduced Price Doe/Fawn licenses. Applicants for Reduced Price licenses system. Modify the hunt area and type on an application on the WFGD
do not lose their preference points if successful in the Reduced Price draw, website by selecting the “View Previously submitted Applications” button
nor do they accumulate preference points if they are unsuccessful drawing and checking the “Modify” button and then select the “Continue to update
these license types. areas and types” button. You will not be able to modify the fee type for
If you select the preference point fee option, the fee you must remit which you have submitted your application. The party originator must
with your application for a regular Full Price Elk license, is $641.00 ($14.00 make the modifications to party applications. Modifications to party
application fee, $577.00 license fee and $50.00 preference point fee). The applications may also be submitted to the License Draw Section by fax at
fee to be remitted with a regular Full Price Deer license is $366.00 ($14.00 (307) 777-4679 and must include the sportsperson identification number
application fee, $312.00 license fee and $40.00 preference point fee). The and the applicant’s signature. The deadline for modifying hunt areas and
fee to be remitted with a regular Full Price Antelope license is $316.00 types on applications is listed in the chart on page 4.
($14.00 application fee, $272.00 license fee and $30.00 preference point i. Multiple applications for licenses prohibited. No person shall apply for
fee). If you don’t participate in the Full Price license draw or if your or receive more than one license for each Big Game or Trophy Game
application is rejected for any reason, you may purchase a preference point species during any one calendar year, except as otherwise provided by law
during the preference point only application period. The price is $50.00 or regulation. No person shall apply for or receive more than one Spring
for Elk, $40.00 for Deer and $30.00 for Antelope (youth price is $10.00 for Wild Turkey license and one Fall Wild Turkey license in any one calendar year,
each species). except as otherwise provided by law or regulation.
Some suggestions when applying for licenses with the preference j. Draw Selection. A computerized, random selection process will
point option: To maintain your preference points, do not apply for an determine successful applicants. If the applicant is successful, the license
easy-to-draw area as your first choice. If you do and are successful, then and a copy of the regulations should be mailed within 25 days of the
all of your accumulated points will be deleted and the odds of drawing a selection date. Elk regulations will not be mailed to successful applicants
license in a hard-to-draw area will be diminished for several years until you until mid-June. License fees are returned to unsuccessful applicants and to
build up preference points again. If you desire to hunt more often without persons who submitted improper applications or fees. All refunds will be
sacrificing your preference points, continue to apply for your preferred issued in the name of the applicant, regardless of who submitted the fee
(hard-to-draw) area as a first choice and apply for easy-to-draw areas as accompanying the application.
your second choice. By reviewing the random draw odds from previous applicants who overpay will be issued a separate reFund by
years, you can find hunt areas with good odds of drawing a license as a august, Following the completion oF all regular drawings. iF a
second and possibly a third choice. (Select “Game and Fish Home Page,” determination can be made as to whom overpaid, the overpayment
“hunting,” and “drawing odds” at the WGFD website). License types with will be returned to the applicant. iF it cannot be determined, it
zero percent (0%) drawing odds are not available as second or third choices. will be returned to the First applicant in the envelope or party.
On the other hand, it is near certain you will draw a license in an area with applicants who underpay For an application are not eligible
100% odds listed for the second choice draw. However, be advised that to participate in the drawing. the Funds submitted For their
drawing odds can and do change from year to year as applicants shift their

application will be returned to the applicant in a separate reFund sister-in-law, step-son-in-law or step-daughter-in-law, the licensee shall
by august. submit a written request for a license refund supported by the
k. Alteration/Transfer of Licenses Prohibited. Information on licenses, respective death certificate. The date of death on such certificate shall
stamps, permits, tags and coupons, as prepared by the Department or its have occurred during the regular season, resulting in the licensee not
agents, cannot be altered or transferred. No license, stamp, permit, tag or being able to participate in the majority of the regular season;
coupon shall be transferred, or used for the purpose of taking wildlife, iii. In the case of incapacitating illness or injury of the licensee
except by the individual to whom it was issued and therein named and supported by a physician’s sworn statement on a Department form;
while in that individual’s possession. No individual shall take or attempt iv. Military personnel who receive Permanent Change of Station (PCS)
to take any wildlife using another individual’s license, stamp, permit, tag orders or are assigned away from their home duty station on
or coupon. Any license, stamp, permit or tag shall not be valid unless the Temporary Duty Orders (TDY), all of this being supported by a
proper fees have been received by the Wyoming Game and Fish copy of official military orders from the Armed Forces of the United
Department. This regulation does not preclude a person from transporting States;
within Wyoming, game legally taken by another person when the person v. Individuals who are not able to participate in the majority of the
transporting the carcass has the proper carcass coupon in possession. regular season for the species specified in Commission Rules and
l. Reservation of License Due to Injury or Illness. Holders of Moose, Regulations during the year for which the license is issued as a result
Mountain Goat or Bighorn Sheep licenses, who are Unable To Use The of a court subpoena, jury duty, Grand Jury investigation or attorneys
License For Good Cause (see page 47 for definition), may reserve a required to attend criminal cases. A certified copy of the court
license for the same species and hunt area in accordance with Commission document shall accompany the written request for the license refund;
Regulation for the immediately succeeding calendar year only. A disabled vi. When the Department determines one hundred percent (100%) of
license holder must contact the Fiscal Administration Section and request a the hunting opportunity and access to the hunt area has been closed
Disabled Hunter Certification Form. This form must be completed in full due to administrative actions of the state or federal government in
and signed by the applicant’s physician and returned with the license prior closing of the public access to public lands due to a natural disaster;
to the earliest season date for which the license is valid.
vii. An error on the part of the Department or its authorized agent where
m. Payment in U.S. Funds. credit and debit cards can be used only the applicant has been issued a license not requested;
when applying on the wgFd website via the electronic licensing
system. personal checks From nonresidents will only be accepted viii. Any youth licensee may be granted a license refund if the youth
with license applications submitted prior to march 15 or with
licensee’s opportunity to hunt is jeopardized as a result of any license
license applications For Fall wild turkey and preFerence point
refund granted by the Department;
only purchases beginning july 1st. cash can only be submitted in ix. A sponsoring organization of a person with a life-threatening illness
person at the cheyenne headquarters oFFice. please reFer to may be granted a license refund if the licensee’s opportunity to hunt is
charts on page 4 regarding acceptance oF nonresident personal jeopardized as a result of incapacitating illness or injury supported by
checks. money orders or cashier’s checks must be submitted a physician’s sworn statement on forms provided by the Department
through the mail or submitted in person at the cheyenne that the licensee is incapable of performing tasks necessary to exercise
headquarters in all other cases. two-party checks, including the privileges of the license.
state oF wyoming warrants, will not be accepted. applicants The appropriate refund form can be requested by calling (307)
who have third parties prepare and submit their applications 777-4516. Under no circumstances shall the Department approve a
are strongly advised to pay For their own application with the refund of any license, permit, stamp or tag if the written request for
remittance instrument made payable to the wyoming game and refund is received after December 31st of the calendar year in which the
Fish department. cash submitted is at the applicant’s own risk and license, permit, stamp or tag was issued. Refunds shall be denied in any
is strongly discouraged. the department assumes no responsibility circumstance where the licensee hunted on the license for the designated
For loss oF cash. no receipts will be given For cash applications species as specified in Commission Rules and Regulations, including special
received by mail or deposited in the cheyenne headquarters archery seasons, during the year for which the license is issued.
oFFice drop box. persons applying as a party may submit payment
Section 3. Sportsperson Identification Number
individually or one payment For all members oF the party.
Beginning in 2011, the sportsperson identification number must be a
If a check is returned unpaid by the bank for any reason prior to the random number generated by the Wyoming Game and Fish Department.
drawing, applications paid for by that check will not participate in the Your social security number may not be used as your sportsperson
drawing. returned items cannot be redeposited by the department identification number.
and applicants with returned items will not be notiFied by the
If your social security number was your sportsperson identification
department. If an applicant wishes to submit a cashier’s check or money
number, you should have received notification from the Department of
order to replace the returned item, the applicant must contact the
your new random number to be used on all applications.
Department’s Fiscal Administration Section to determine if it is not too
late to replace the returned item. If this is your first application submitted with the Wyoming Game and
Fish Department, please leave the sportsperson identification number field
If the Department is unable to determine which applicant(s) relates to
blank and check the box “Please Assign #.”
the returned check, all applicants in the party may be disqualified.
If you had previously been assigned a random number as your
n. Refunds, Cancellation of Licenses. Licenses, stamps, permits or tags
sportsperson identification number, please continue to use that on your ap-
issued under Title 23, Wyoming Statutes or by Commission Regulation
plication form. If you do not know what number to use, leave the
become the permanent property of the licensee and shall not be canceled
sportsperson identification number field blank on your application form
or any fee refunded after the license, stamp, permit, tag or preference point
and DO nOT check box “Please Assign #.”
has been issued except as follows:
i. In the case of the death of the licensee, any person who has authority Section 4. Social Security Number
to represent the decedent as provided by a court order shall submit a Beginning in 2011, all applicants shall provide their social security
written request for a license refund supported by a copy of the number to apply for a license or participate in limited quota drawings.
respective death certificate; Section 466(13)(A) of the Social Security Act mandates states have
ii. In the case of the death of the licensee’s spouse, parents, in effect a requirement for the social security number of any applicant for
grandparents, lineal descendants and their spouses, step-parent, a recreational license to be recorded on the application. The Act does not
step-sibling, step-children, father-in-law, mother-in-law, brother-in-law, require the social security number be printed on the face of the license, but

does require the number be kept on file at the agency. This provision of The maximum party size is six (6). Residents and Nonresidents may
the act is to allow for the matching of child support obligors with license Not apply together as a party. Nonresidents and Nonresident Landowners
holders. may Not apply together as a party for Landowner licenses.
The State of Wyoming, Department of Family Services, in response A valid party may include all Nonresident and Nonresident Youth
to a request from the Wyoming Game and Fish Department, has filed with applicants. In addition, a valid party may include all Nonresident
the Departmant of Health and Human Services for an exemption to only Landowner and Nonresident Youth Landowner applicants.
capture the last four (4) digits of the social security number, instead of the Applicants in a party must apply for the same type of species, except
entire number, to comply with the federal requirement to provide the social Nonresident Youth may be included with Nonresident applicants. Party
security number of a hunting and fishing license purchaser. At the time of applications for Nonresident Special Elk, Special Deer and Special
publication of the 2011 Hunting Information and Application booklet, a Antelope applications may not include Nonresident Youth or
response to this request has not been received. Therefore, all information Nonresident Regular applications. Example: Nonresident Special Elk
and application forms included in this publication have the full social ($1,071.00), Deer ($566.00) or Antelope ($526.00) applicants may not be
security number indicated and required. Please check the WGFD website submitted as a party with youths or regular Nonresident Elk ($591.00/
prior to submitting your application, for the status of this exemption $289.00), Deer ($326.00/$124.00) and Antelope ($286.00/$124.00)
request and the current requirement to provide either your full social applicants.
security number or only the last four (4) digits. Party applications will be disqualified if any application is improper or
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department will not print the social incomplete or if all applicants do not choose the same species, hunt area
security number on any license document. It will not be accessible on any and season type in the same order of preference. example: if a party
Department internet license application or sale system. Any uses of the of four (4) applied for limited Quota elk, but oNe party member
social security number will be limited to the last four (4) digits. The Depart- waNted to also apply for reduced price cow/calf elk, tHat party
ment will not disclose the social security number to any entity, except to the member must submit tHeir owN separate applicatioN(s) for tHe
Department of Family Services, as required for child support enforcement. otHer liceNse types. They may not be included on your party application
The sportsperson identification number will continue to be the number form. The party application forms must be exactly identical in all respects
printed on licenses or refunds, not the social security number. with regard to species applied for and hunt area choices including the type
Individuals who do not have a social security number will be required applied for (see page 47 for a definition of “type”).
to provide an alternate identification number as follows: Party applications will be accepted for all big game licenses, except
Legal aliens holding a green card will be required to provide their Moose, Bighorn Sheep and Mountain Goat. Please see page 6, Preference
Tax Identification Number (TIN). Points for Elk, Deer and Antelope, for an explanation of how preference
International foreign visitors will be required to provide their points are determined for party applications.
Passport Identification Number. Section 6. What does “Type” Mean on the
Section 5. Party Block Tentative Hunting Information Tables
Note: HuNters wHo apply as a party are Not allowed to take A number in the type column simply indicates a limitation for that
game for aNotHer HuNter. party HuNtiNg is illegal iN wyomiNg. license. This limitation can be for the sex of animal, the species of animal,
A party is a group of hunters who apply for hunting licenses for the the length of season, the type of weapon or portion of the hunt area in
same species, area and type, with expectation of receiving the same which the license is valid. A hunt area can offer both general and one or
drawing results. All applicants in a party are assigned the same random more limited quota types. to uNderstaNd tHe provisioNs applicable to
number; therefore, they receive the same drawing results. Whereas, a liceNse, please read tHe limitatioNs columN of tHe liceNse type
applicants not in a party are assigned individual random numbers. for wHicH you are applyiNg. please verify tHe type you Have applied
Applying as a party does not increase the drawing odds. All applications for is tHe oNe you waNt.
and fees must be in the same envelope and the party block must be Type Description
properly completed. all party applicatioNs for wHicH tHe party block
Type 1 & 2 Full Price Antlered or Any
is Not completed will be treated as iNdividual applicatioNs iN
processiNg aNd iN tHe raNdom computer selectioNs. Type 3 Full Price Any White-Tailed Deer
Applicants who do not want to be processed as a party should not Type 4 & 5 Full Price Antlerless
complete the party block: Type 6 & 7 Reduced Price Doe/Fawn or Cow/Calf
Party Application Block Type 8 Reduced Price Doe/Fawn White-Tailed Deer or Cow/Calf
Leave Blank if Not Type 9 Full Price Archery Only
OF Applying as a Party
Type 0 Full Price Other Specialty Weapon Only
Applicants who wish their applications to be processed as a party Section 7. What is the difference between a Full Price
must complete the party block. for example, if there are three (3)
applicants within the hunt party, the party block would be completed as
Antlerless Elk License and a Reduced Price
follows: Cow/Calf Elk license
Price is the difference. A Full Price Anterless Elk license is $591. A
Party Application Block Reduced Price Cow/Calf Elk license is $302. A sportsperson is authorized
Application for First
1 OF 3 Hunter in Party
one (1) Full Price Elk license, which could be an any, antlered or antlerless,
depending on the regulations in that specific hunt area for the calendar
year. Beginning in 2010, regulations allow for one (1) Full Price Elk and one
Party Application Block (1) Reduced Price Cow/Calf Elk OR two (2) Reduced Price Cow/Calf Elk
Application for Second
licenses in a calendar year. See section 9, page 9.
a persoN may apply for a reduced price liceNse witHout
applyiNg for a full price liceNse. However, No HuNter may take
Party Application Block more tHaN oNe (1) elk iN graNd tetoN NatioNal park regardless
Application for Third

whether he/she possesses both a Full price license and a reduced two (2) Deer licenses valid for the taking of antlered or any deer, of which
price license valid For the hunt area in the park. not more than one (1) shall be valid for antlered or any mule deer.
This packet contains separate sets of Tentative Hunting Season Second Limited Quota Any White-Tailed Deer licenses shall only be
Information Charts for Full Price licenses and for Reduced Price licenses. available to Residents and Nonresidents on a first-come, first-served basis
Apply for Full Price licenses on Forms 17 (elk), 18 (deer) or after the initial drawing is completed. The second Any White-Tailed Deer
19 (antelope) and select hunt areas/types from the Hunting Maps and license shall be sold for the full price.
Full Price Tentative Hunting Season Information Charts. No General Antelope licenses are offered. All Antelope licenses are
Apply for Reduced Price licenses on Forms 17 (elk), 18 (deer) or Limited Quota. Antelope hunt areas and types are listed on page 24.
19 (antelope) and select hunt areas/types from the Hunting Maps and Antelope licenses are valid only in the hunt area(s) for which they are
Reduced Price Tentative Hunting Season Information Charts. issued.
Failure to apply correctly could result in an application error, which The Commission may authorize a sportsperson to possess more than
could lessen the opportunity to be included in the respective drawing, if one (1) Limited Quota license in certain Antelope hunt areas. For those
not corrected by the time the respective drawings are conducted. certain hunt areas, a sportsperson may possess a maximum of two (2)
Limited Quota Any Antelope licenses. Second Limited Quota Any
Section 8. Full Price Elk, Deer and Antelope licenses shall only be available to Residents and Nonresidents on
Antelope licenses a first-come, first-served basis after the initial drawing is completed. The
apply on Forms 17 (elk), 18 (deer) or 19 (antelope). second Any Antelope license shall be sold for the full price.
Applicants may list up to three (3) choices for each species on these nonresident Full price special elk, deer and antelope.
forms. Limited Quota Elk licenses are valid only for the hunt area, season apply on Forms 17 (elk), 18 (deer) or 19 (antelope).
dates and sex limitations shown in the current regulations. iF you want to Wyoming Statute sets aside 40 percent of Nonresident Elk, 40 percent
apply For a limited quota license, list the speciFic hunt area and
of Nonresident Deer and 40 percent of Nonresident Antelope licenses for
type on the application.
applicants paying a higher fee. Applicants who pay the extra $480.00 for the
General Elk licenses are valid in any hunt area or portion of a hunt Special Full Price Elk and $240.00 for Special Full Price Deer and Special
area where the word “General” is listed under the limitation and type Full Price Antelope, participate in a separate random computer drawing.
column on pages 17 and 18. iF you want to apply For a general elk
license, write “gen” in the area box and leave the type box blank.
Section 9. Reduced Price Cow/Calf Elk,
applicants desiring to hunt within grand teton national Doe/Fawn Deer and Doe/Fawn Antelope licenses
park must apply For hunt area 75 or 79. all unused Full price and Apply on Forms 17 (elk), 18 (deer) or 19 (antelope).
reduced priced cow/calF elk licenses are eligible For the elk Applicants may list up to two (2) choices for each species on these
reFuge drawing in hunt area 77. forms. Reduced Price licenses for Cow/Calf Elk, Doe/Fawn Deer and
Doe/Fawn Antelope are Limited Quota only. The hunt areas and type
A $12.50 Elk Special Management Permit shall be descriptions are listed on pages 19, 22 and 25 respectively. These licenses
required of any person who hunts Elk in hunt areas 70, are valid only for the hunt areas and limitations for which they are issued.
71, 75 or 77-98. The Elk Special Management Permit Please see page 46 for definitions. See page 8 for a discussion of Reduced
may be obtained from Wyoming Game and Fish Price licenses versus Full Price licenses. Reduced Price Cow/Calf Elk
licenses do not include fishing privileges.
Department offices or license selling agents throughout
The Reduced Price Cow/Calf Elk draw results are scheduled to be
the state. released on February 28, 2011. The Reduced Price Doe/Fawn Deer and
The Department of the Interior requires hunter safety certification of Doe/Fawn Antelope draw results are scheduled to be released on June 30,
all hunters, regardless of age, to hunt in Grand Teton National Park (Elk 2011.
Hunt Areas 75 or 79). The Hunter Mentor Program is not valid in Grand
Applicants may apply for and receive only one (1) Reduced Price
Teton National Park (see page 43 for an explanation of the Hunter Mentor
Cow/Calf license through the initial drawing period. After the initial draw
Program).
is completed, any person may receive up to two (2) Reduced Price Cow/
applicants For deer licenses should be aware both mule Calf licenses. However, no person shall receive more than a total of two (2)
deer and white-tailed deer inhabit wyoming. deer licenses may Elk licenses under any type, in any one calendar year.
be valid For either species, or licenses may be restricted to mule
The Commission may authorize a sportsperson to possess more
deer or white-tailed deer only. Before applying for a Deer license,
than two (2) Reduced Price Doe/Fawn Deer or Reduced Price Doe/Fawn
the applicant should review the tentative Deer hunting information,
Antelope licenses in certain Deer and Antelope hunt areas. The actual total
specifically the limitations column, to determine the species of Deer for
number of Reduced Price Doe/Fawn licenses a person can possess will
which the license is valid in a specific hunt area.
be determined in late April 2011. Regardless of the number of Reduced
Nonresident Deer licenses are either Region General licenses or Price Doe/Fawn Deer or Reduced Price Antelope licenses any person can
Limited Quota licenses valid in specific hunt area(s). Check the hunt area, possess, a maximum of only two (2) Reduced Price licenses can be applied
type and limitation columns on page 21. For region general licenses, for in the initial draw. If a sportsperson wants to purchase Reduced Price
write the letter oF the region you preFer to hunt and do not Doe/Fawn Deer or Antelope licenses after the initial draw including up
enter a speciFic hunt area number. Regions and their hunt areas are to the maximum number allowed, they will be able to do so at automated
listed around the border of the Deer map on page 20. License Selling Agents or by using the WGFD website.
Region General licenses are valid in any hunt area that is not totally WITHDRAWAL BLOCK: A separate withdrawal block is provided
limited in quota. iF you want to apply For a limited quota deer on Forms 17 (elk), 18 (deer) and 19 (antelope). This block is to be
license, list the speciFic hunt area and type on the application. checked only if the applicant wishes to withdraw his/her Reduced Price
A person may apply for and receive a maximum of one (1) Limited Cow/Calf Elk, Reduced Price Doe/Fawn Deer or Reduced Price Doe/
Quota type 1, type 2, type 3, or General Deer license. After the initial Fawn Antelope applications from the drawings in the event the person
drawing is completed, any person may apply for and receive a second full is not issued a Full Price license in the initial drawings for Elk, Deer or
priced deer license provided that at least one (1) of the licenses is a Limited Antelope. Withdrawal of Reduced Price Cow/Calf Elk, Reduced Price
Quota Type 3 (Any White-Tailed Deer license) valid in certain Deer hunt Doe/Fawn Deer or Reduced Price Doe/Fawn antelope applications from
areas. However, no person shall apply for and receive more than a total of the drawings are not linked to hunt areas. Therefore, it is possible to draw
reduced priced and full priced licenses for different hunt areas when the

withdrawal box is not checked. If the wIthdrawal block Is checked, Section 13. Other Nonresident Fees
the applIcatIon wIll be removed from the drawIng, regardless If a
full prIce applIcatIon was submItted.
lIcense/stamp specIal lImItatIons fee
Section 10. Moose, Bighorn Sheep and Mountain Lion Mortality Quota Based $362.00
Mountain Goat Application Additional Mountain Lion Mortality Quota Based $92.00
Apply on form 2. Licenses are issued for hunt areas, season dates Black Bear Mortality Quota Based $362.00
and sex limitations shown in the current regulations. Fishing Annual/Daily $92.00/$14.00
The applicant may list only one (1) hunt area choice for each Bighorn Youth Fishing Annual $15.00
Sheep and Mountain Goat and up to two (2) hunt area choices for Moose. Game Bird/Sm Game Annual/Daily $72.00/$20.00
The hunt area and type must be shown on the application form. Types Youth Game Bird/Sm Game Annual $40.00
indicate limitations such as sex of animal, species of animal, the length of Archery Annual $30.00
season, the type of weapon or portion of hunt area in which the license Youth Archery Annual $12.00
is valid. Refer to the tentative Moose, Bighorn Sheep and Mountain Goat Conservation Stamp Annual $12.50
hunting season information. Lifetime Conservation Stamp $180.50
According to Wyoming Statute (W.S. 23-1-703), 75% of Wyoming (Lifetime Licenses sold only at Cheyenne Headquarters Office)
Bighorn Sheep hunting licenses must be issued to residents and 25% to
nonresidents. Traditionally, these licenses have been issued in multiples of
4 (3 residents: 1 nonresident) for each hunt area. There are several Bighorn Section 14. Hunting Information
Sheep hunt areas with populations too small to sustain at least 4 total a. Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearm (ATF) Permit Required. Under the new
Bighorn Sheep hunting licenses; some of these have been closed to hunting rule, ATF requires all non immigrant aliens temporarily bringing firearms
in recent years. In order to provide additional opportunity while complying or ammunition into the United States for legitimate hunting or lawful
with statutory provisions, for 2011 there are several Bighorn Sheep hunt sporting purposes to first obtain an approved ATF Form 6 import permit
areas (refer to Bighorn Sheep Tentative Hunting Season Information, page from ATF. Contact ATF’s Firearms and Explosives Imports Branch at
29) that will offer either one (1) or two (2) total hunting licenses. (703) 455-7801 or visit their Website at www.atf.gov.
applIcants should verIfy whether a partIcular hunt area wIll b. All Terrain Vehicle Permit Required. All Off-Road Recreational Vehicles
offer only a resIdent, or both a resIdent and a nonresIdent (ATVs, dirt bikes and out-of-state ORVs displaying a permit or registration
bIghorn sheep huntIng lIcense, before applyIng on form 2. from their state) are required to display a Wyoming ORV permit while
Applicants should recognize that these license allocations are dynamic and operating on public lands and other designated trails or areas (excludes
will change each year, to meet the statutory requirement. private property) within Wyoming. ORVs may only be operated upon
Section 11. Wild Turkey public lands when on roads, trails or areas designated “open” by
Please call (307) 777-4600, inquire at a Game and Fish Regional Office appropriate local land managers (Forest Service, BLM or others, as
or local License Selling Agent or obtain the application from the WGFD appropriate). ORV riders should contact the local land manager’s office
website. The license fee is $72.00 each for Spring and Fall Wild Turkey in the area in which they wish to ride to determine which roads, trails and
applications. The $14.00 application fee is not charged for Wild Turkey areas are open for ORV use. Visit http://wyotrails.state.wy.us for phone
applications. We encourage you to apply using the WGFD website. numbers of the various land managers in Wyoming. The $15.00 annual
ORV permit is available at most local ATV/ORV dealers and selling agents
Section 12. Wild Bison Priority List throughout Wyoming or by calling (877) 996-7275. Please allow 7 to 10
Apply on form 7. The fee to be placed on the priority list is $20.00. days delivery. Major credit cards accepted.
Personal checks are accepted for this application. If an applicant is selected c. Archery Seasons and Type 9 Archery Only licenses. Special Archery
from the priority listing, a wild bison license fee of $2,502.00 must be seasons for Big Game are established by the Commission in late April.
remitted to the appropriate Regional Office before a license is issued. Season dates are not available at press time. Information on archery seasons
The Wild Bison priority list is valid from September 1 of the will be available on or about May 5. Traditionally, Antelope archery seasons
application year to January 31 of the next year. Applicants may apply for for most areas open August 15 and close the day the regular (rifle) season
either the Any Wild Bison Priority List or the Female/Calf Wild Bison opens. For Elk and Deer, the archery season in most areas traditionally
Priority List. There is no guarantee a Wild Bison hunt will be held in any open September 1 and closes September 30 or closes earlier in September
particular year. Hunting opportunities depend on bison movement into when the regular (rifle) season opens.
the hunt areas. Hunters holding General or Limited Quota hunting licenses may hunt
no person who Is Issued a wIld bIson huntIng lIcense and who with bow and arrow or crossbow during Special Archery Seasons if they
harvests a wIld bIson after January 31, 2001, shall be elIgIble to first obtain an Archery license in addition to their valid hunting license.
apply for or receIve a huntIng lIcense for wIld bIson In any Only one Archery license is required to archery hunt all Big Game and
future year. Trophy Game animals. Archery licenses are available at License Selling
Agents statewide. Do not purchase an Archery license until you have
received notification of drawing results.
Some elk hunt areas offer hunting licenses for Archery Only and these
licenses are designated as Type 9 licenses in the Hunting Season Tables.
Type 9 Elk licenses are often available as Leftover licenses. Holders of
Type 9 licenses are not required to obtain an Archery license in addition to
the Limited Quota Archery Only license, but are restricted to hunting only
in the area(s) and during the season specified for the type 9 license . In
elk hunt areas that have Type 9 Archery Only licenses, the special archery
season may not be open when the Type 9 license season is open or there
may not be a special archery season.
Persons hunting with archery equipment during regular firearms
seasons need not obtain an Archery license, but are required to wear
fluorescent orange.

When hunting Deer, Antelope, Bighorn Sheep, Mountain Goat, Evidence of sex and species are required in accordance with the provisions
Mountain Lion or Black Bear, the archer must be equipped with a bow of found in the current hunting regulations.
not less than 40 pounds of draw weight or possessing the ability to cast a Importation or Transportation of Deer, Elk or Moose taken from
hunting arrow of 400 grain weight at least 160 yards. When hunting Elk, identified CWD Areas Outside Wyoming: No Deer, Elk or Moose taken
Moose or Wild Bison, the hunter must be equipped with a bow of not less from within any other state, province or country within areas designated
than 50 pounds draw weight or possessing the ability to cast an arrow of by the appropriate jurisdictional agencies as positive for CWD in Deer,
500 grain weight at least 160 yards. The crossbow hunter must be equipped Elk or Moose shall be imported into Wyoming except the following parts
with a crossbow of not less than 90 pounds draw weight, which has a may be imported: the edible portions with no part of the spinal column or
minimum draw length of 14 inches from front of bow to back of string in head attached; cleaned hides without the head; skull plate and/or antlers
the cocked position and a positive safety mechanism. Crossbow bolts must cleaned of all meat and brain tissue; upper canine teeth; and/or finished
be at least 16 inches long. The broadhead of arrows or bolts shall be of taxidermy mounts, except harvested Deer, Elk or Moose may be imported
sharp steel with a minimum cutting width of one inch. Archery equipment or transported into Wyoming to a private residence for processing, to
may be used to take Wild Bison only on lands off the National Elk Refuge. a taxidermist, to a processor or to a CWD sample collection facility or
a permit is no longer required to be able to use a leverage location in Wyoming provided the head and all portions of the spinal
gaining device For cocking a crossbow. column are disposed of in an approved landfill.
d. Chronic Wasting Disease Information. Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) f. Clothing Requirements. Big or Trophy Game and Wild Bison hunters
is a brain disease of Deer, Elk and Moose (cervids). The Wyoming Game must wear in a visible manner one or more exterior garments of a
and Fish Department will be collecting tissue samples at selected check fluorescent orange color, which shall include a hat, shirt, jacket, coat, vest
stations and meat processing facilities during the 2011 hunting season to or sweater. This requirement does not apply to licensed Archery hunters
monitor disease prevalence. Hunter participation is voluntary. Sampling and during the Special Archery Seasons and licensed Archery hunters hunting in
testing procedures do not provide overall quality assurance for individual Limited Quota Archery Only seasons. Muzzle-Loader hunters participating
carcasses. Hunters whose animals test positive will be notified by mail and in Limited Quota Muzzle-Loading seasons are required to meet the above
those hunters may dispose of that meat without violating laws concerning clothing requirements.
waste of game meat. License fees, game processing fees or other incidental g. Disabled Hunter & Disabled Hunter Companion Permits.
expenses will not be refunded and replacement licenses will not be issued. A licensed disabled hunter may obtain a permit that allows the licensed
Hunters whose animals do not test positive will not be notified. All test Disabled Hunter to designate an individual as a Disabled Hunter
results can be obtained on the WGFD website or by calling (307) 777-4600. Companion. This permit allows the companion to reduce to possession
It may take up to 3 weeks to complete a test. Hunters wishing to receive any animal the Disabled Hunter has lawfully wounded or killed, which he is
results within 2 weeks, or who wish to have their animal tested outside physically incapable of pursuing. The Disabled Hunter applicant shall meet
the Department’s surveillance program, may have an animal tested at the one or more of the following qualifications in order to obtain a permit:
Wyoming State Veterinary Laboratory (1174 Snowy Range Road, Laramie, • Is permanently unable to walk without the use of, or assistance from,
WY 82070; (307) 742-6638) for a fee. Look for more information about a wheelchair, scooter or walker;
CWD in the 2011 Big Game regulations.
• Is restricted by lung disease to the extent the person’s forced
Current scientific knowledge suggests that CWD prions are primarily expiratory volume for one (1) second, when measured by a
found in tissues of the central nervous system (e.g., brain and spinal cord) spirometer, is less than thirty-five (35) percent predicted, or arterial
and lymphatic system (e.g., tonsils, lymph nodes and spleen) of CWD- oxygen tension is less than fifty-five (55) mm/Hg on room air at rest;
infected Deer and Elk. However, research has also identified other tissues
with some, most likely small, concentrations of the CWD prion. These • Has a cardiac condition to the extent the person’s functional
tissues include heart tissue, eye tissue and skeletal muscle tissue. limitations are classified in severity as Class III or Class IV, according
to standards established by the American Heart Association;
The Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has
determined that “the lack of evidence of a link between CWD transmission • Has a permanent, physical impairment that prevents the person from
and unusual cases of Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease, despite several holding or shooting a firearm or bow in hand;
epidemiological investigations, suggest that the risk, if any, of transmission • Has central visual acuity that permanently does not exceed 20/200
of CWD to humans is low.” However, the CDC and the World Health in the better eye with corrective lenses or the widest diameter of the
Organization recommend that animals that have tested positive for CWD visual field is not greater than twenty (20) degrees; and, or
not be consumed by humans. • Has written proof that the last official certification of record by the
To help minimize exposure to CWD, Wyoming public health officials United States Department of Veteran Affairs or any branch for the
and the Wyoming Game and Fish Department recommend taking the Armed Forces of the United States shows the person to be at least
following precautions when handling cervid carcasses harvested in areas sixty-five (65) percent disabled.
where CWD occurs: Avoid eating any animal that is obviously ill. Wear Qualifications for a Disabled Hunter Companion Permit and
rubber or latex gloves when field dressing. Minimize handling of brain and applications for Disabled Hunter Permits and Disabled Hunter
spinal tissues and wash hands afterward. When butchering, bone out all Companion Permits ($5.00) can be obtained from the Headquarters office
meat. For additional information, please visit the WGFD website or call or any Department Regional office.
(307) 777-4600. h. Firearms. No person shall take into or possess in the game fields or
e. Where Chronic Wasting Disease is Found in Wyoming: CWD is found in forests of Wyoming any fully automatic weapon or device designed to
multiple hunt areas in Wyoming and the disease is found in new hunt areas silence or muffle the report of any firearm. Firearms and cartridges that
every year. For an up-to-date list of the big game hunt areas where CWD are legal for taking Big or Trophy Game or Wild Bison, are described in the
has been detected, visit the WGFD website or call (307) 777-4600. following paragraphs.
chronic wasting disease carcass transportation and disposal Wyoming statutes authorize the use of a firearm that has a barrel
regulation: Recent research indicates that intact carcasses of cervids that bore diameter of at least twenty-three-hundredths (23/100) of an inch and
died from CWD may spread the disease to healthy cervids. To minimize is chambered to fire a center-fire cartridge not less than two (2) inches in
this possibility, a regulation has been enacted to control the transportation overall length, including a soft or expanding point bullet seated to a normal
and disposal of cervids potentially infected with CWD. Resident and depth or a muzzle-loading rifle that has a barrel bore diameter of at least
nonresident hunters who take a Deer, Elk or Moose from any hunt area in 40/100 of an inch and a charge of at least fifty (50) grains of black powder
Wyoming must ensure that the head and all portions of the spinal column or equivalent, or a muzzle-loading specialty single shot handgun that has
are either left at the site of the kill or disposed of in an approved landfill. a barrel length of not less than ten (10) inches, a bore diameter of at least

45/100 of an inch and that propels a projectile of two hundred forty (240) may apply for any Big Game or Trophy Game license if he/she is
grains at not less than five hundred (500) foot pounds at one hundred eleven (11) years of age, but must be twelve (12) years of age when
(100) yards. In addition, the Commission authorizes any other cartridge hunting. Applicants under age fourteen (14) must have a guardian co-sign
fired from a firearm that has a barrel bore diameter of at least thirty-five any Big Game or Trophy Game application. Persons who are less than
hundredths (35/100) of an inch and the cartridge generally delivers at eighteen (18) years of age and at least eleven (11) years of age at the time
least five hundred (500) pounds of impact at one hundred (100) yards and of application may apply for a youth license and remit youth fees.
cartridges used are loaded with a lead, soft or expanding bullet point. Wild Applicants must be at least fourteen (14) years of age prior to
Bison shall only be taken with a firearm that has a barrel bore diameter of September 1 of the application year in order to hunt Wild Bison.
at least twenty-seven hundredths (27/100) of an inch and is chambered A Hunter Safety Certificate is required of all hunters born on or after
to fire a center-fire cartridge not less than two (2) inches in overall length, January 1, 1966, taking wildlife by the use of firearms on land other than
including a soft or expanding point bullet seated to a normal depth. The his/her own family. Please see page 43 for legal requirements.
cartridge shall have a minimum of a one hundred fifty (150) grain bullet.
Nonresidents under fourteen (14) years of age may fish or hunt small
Wild Bison may also be taken by the use of muzzle-loading rifles game and game birds, except Wild Turkey, without a license if they are with
having a barrel bore diameter of at least 50/100 of an inch and a charge of an adult who has a valid Wyoming license and their bag limit is counted as
at least one hundred (100) grains of black powder or equivalent, only on part of the adult’s bag limit. Persons under fourteen (14) may also buy a
lands off the National Elk Refuge. Nonresident license and take their own bag limits.
i. Guides and Outfitters. Nonresident Big Game or Trophy Game o. Muzzle-Loading Firearms and Legal Handguns. Type 0 licenses are valid
hunters are currently required to have a professional guide or a Resident for Muzzle-Loading Firearms or Legal Handguns only. See regulations for
guide only if hunting in designated wilderness areas. Maps showing restrictions.
wilderness areas are available from the U.S. Forest Service. The Wyoming
Game and Fish Department cannot recommend any specific guides or Wyoming has no restrictions on muzzle-loader ignition systems.
outfitters. A list of licensed outfitters is available upon request from the However, breech loading blackpowder rifles are not legal in Muzzle-
Wyoming State Board of Outfitters and Professional Guides, Loading Only Seasons. All legal weapons, including Muzzle-Loading rifles,
(http://outfitters.state.wy.us), 1950 Bluegrass Circle, Suite 280, Cheyenne, can be used to hunt during the regular firearms hunting season.
WY 82002, 1-800-264-0981 or (307) 635-1589. p. Transportation of Horses, Mules and Hay. Wyoming law requires proper
j. Hiring Outfitters and Guides. Wyoming Statute states, “No person shall health certificates for horses and mules being transported into the state.
directly or indirectly compensate a person holding himself out as engaging Persons transporting horses or mules out of the state must have proper
in the business of, or acting in the capacity of, an outfitter or a professional proof of ownership prior to leaving. All hay brought onto National Forest
guide unless that person provides proof that he is a licensed outfitter lands, Wyoming Game and Fish Department managed lands and many
or professional guide as required by State law. Any person violating this BLM lands must be certified weed free.
section is guilty of a misdemeanor…” q. Wildlife Violator Compact. Wyoming is a member of the Wildlife
Before hiring an outfitter, the Wyoming Game and Fish Department Violator Compact. This will allow a violator from any of the participating
advises that hunters check with the Wyoming State Board of Outfitters states to accept a wildlife citation and proceed on his way without being
and Professional Guides (http://outfitters.state.wy.us) to verify that the required to post an appearance bond, unless the violation requires must
outfitter is licensed by the State of Wyoming. Hunters should be aware that appear and no bond accepted. The compact also recognizes the suspension
landowners engaging in outfitting or guiding activities on their own land of wildlife license privileges of any person whose license privileges have
are exempt from licensure by the Board. Specifically, W.S. 23-2-406(a)(ii)(B) been suspended by a participating state. If you have had your privileges
states: “Landowner” means any person, firm or corporation holding title to, suspended in any of the participating states, you may lose your privileges
or occupying under a contract of purchase, agricultural land or any person in Wyoming, in addition to all the participating Compact states. Additional
whose family owns at least a majority of the stock in a Wyoming information about the Compact can be obtained by contacting the Wildlife
corporation and who provides services specified in this paragraph on lands Law Enforcement Coordinator at (307) 233-6413.
owned by the corporation and used primarily for agricultural purposes.” r. Youth with Life Threatening Illnesses. The Commission may issue up to
Contact: Wyoming State Board of Outfitters, at the above address. twenty-five (25) Antelope licenses, twenty-five (25) Deer licenses, twenty-
k. Hunter Lists. In accordance with Wyoming Statute, an applicant’s name five (25) Elk licenses and twenty-five (25) Turkey licenses each year for
will appear on one or more lists, which may be purchased by the general the exclusive distribution by nonprofit charitable organizations for use by
public. Your sportsperson identification number and social security number persons twenty (20) years of age or younger with life threatening illnesses.
will not appear on any list published or sold by the Department. The deadline to apply for these licenses is August 1. Contact
(307) 777-4528 for more information regarding these licenses.
l. Hunters With Qualifying Disabilities. Hunters with a qualifying disability
may apply to the Department for a permit to shoot from a stationary
vehicle to take wildlife. (Refer to definition of qualifying disability on
page 47). Permits may be obtained from the Headquarters Office or any
Department Regional Office. This permit entitles the holder thereof to
shoot from any stationary vehicle, except aircraft, to take Big or Trophy
Game animals, game birds (except migratory birds) and small game animals
as provided for by Title 23 Wyoming Statutes and Commission Regulations.
Shooting from or across a public road is prohibited.
m. Landowner Licenses. Nonresidents who qualify for Landowner Elk,
Deer, Antelope or Wild Turkey licenses must apply within the application
dates (see page 4) to the game warden in the area where subject lands are
located.
Minimum requirements are 160 acres of deeded land and 2,000 animal
use days annually by each species for which applied. Landowners should
contact local game wardens to determine eligibility well before January 20
for Elk and March 15 for Deer and Antelope.
n. Minimum Age to Hunt, Youth Licenses. The minimum age to take any
Big Game or Trophy Game animal is twelve (12) years of age. An applicant

How to apply for a General Elk license: Correct Example of Applying for a General License:
General Elk licenses are Full Price licenses. Form 17
must be used. example: You plan to hunt in area 28, but First Choice Second Choice Third Choice
want the option to hunt in other areas offering a general Area GEN Type ___ Area ___ Type ___ Area ___ Type ___
season. Area 28 has a General license season for Any Elk Just place “GEN” in the area box and leave the type box blank.
beginning October 1. Area 28 also has a Limited Quota
license for Antlerless Elk beginning October 23 (Type 4). To Incorrect Examples of Applying for a General License:
apply for the General license, place “GEN” in the area box
and leave the type box blank on Form 17. The license will be First Choice Second Choice Third Choice
Area GEN Type _1_ Area 028 Type GEN Area 028 Type ___
issued as “General Elk license” and can be used in hunt area
28 and any other hunt area offering a General license season.
When applying for a General license, do not put a type on your
application. Leave the type box blank. Also, do not list the specific hunt
area you want to hunt.
How to apply for a Limited Quota Elk license for a Correct Example of Applying for a Combined Hunt Area:
Combined Hunt Area:
Limited Quota Elk licenses can be either Full Price or First Choice Second Choice Third Choice
Area 041 Type _1_ Area 041 Type _4_ Area ___ Type ___
Reduced Price. Use Form 17 to apply for Full Price licenses
and/or Reduced Price Cow/Calf Elk licenses. example: Just place the first hunt area and preferred type of the combined hunt
You want to hunt Any Elk during the rifle season in areas 41 area on your application. You may indicate a second or third choice on your
and 42. Three different combined Limited Quota Elk licenses application.
are offered for areas 41 and 42. Type 1 is for Any Elk Incorrect Examples of Applying for a Combined Hunt Area:
beginning Oct. 15; Type 4 is for Antlerless Elk beginning
Oct. 15; and Type 9 is for Any Elk, Archery hunting only First Choice Second Choice Third Choice
beginning Sept. 1. To apply for the Any Elk license in this Area 41 and 42 Type _1_ Area 41, 42 Type ___ Area 041 Type _7_
combined area, place 041 (the first hunt area listed in the
combination) in the area box and place 1 in the type box on
do not list all the hunt areas for the combined hunt area; just list the
Form 17. The license will be issued as an “Elk license” and first hunt area. do not list second or third area of the combined areas.
will list hunt areas 41 and 42. do not put an invalid type number on your application. Make sure the
type number is a valid choice on the tentative season charts for this hunt
area and license type.
How to apply for a Limited Quota Elk license for a Correct Example of Applying for a Specific Hunt Area:
Specific Hunt Area:
Limited Quota Elk licenses can be either Full Price or First Choice Second Choice Third Choice
Reduced Price Elk licenses. Use Form 17 to apply for Full Area 023 Type _6_ Area ___ Type _ _ Area ___ Type ___
Price licenses and/or Reduced Price Cow/Calf Elk licenses. Just place the specific hunt area you want to hunt in the area box and
example: You want to hunt Reduced Price Cow/Calf Elk place the appropriate type in the type box for the license limitation you
in area 23. Three different Limited Quota Elk licenses are want. You may indicate a second or third choice on your application.
offered for area 23. Type 1 is for Any Elk beginning Oct. 1;
Incorrect Examples of Applying for a Specific Hunt Area:
Type 4 is for Antlerless Elk beginning Oct. 1; and Type 6 is
for Reduced Price Cow/Calf Elk beginning Oct. 1. To apply
First Choice Second Choice Third Choice
for the Reduced Price Cow/Calf Elk license (Type 6), place Area 023 Type ___ Area 023 Type _4_ Area 023 Type _1_
023 in the area box and place 6 in the type box on Form 17
in the bottom section entitled “Reduced Price Cow/Calf Elk
License.” do not leave the type box blank; you must place the type for the
limitation you want. do not put an invalid type number on your
application. Make sure the type number is a valid choice on the tentative
season charts for this hunt area and license type.

How to apply for a Region General Deer License: Correct Example of Applying for a General License:
Region General Deer licenses are Full Price licenses.
Form 18 must be used. example: You plan to hunt in area First Choice Second Choice Third Choice
11, but want the option to hunt in other nearby areas with a Area _B_ Type ___ Area ___ Type ___ Area ___ Type ___
general season. Four different Limited Quota Deer licenses Just place the Region Letter “B” in the area box and leave the type
are offered in area 11. Area 11 has a Region General license box blank. You may indicate a second or third choice on your application.
(Region B) season for Antlered Deer beginning Oct. 1. Area
11 also has a Limited Quota license for Any White-Tailed Incorrect Examples of Applying for a General License:
Deer beginning Oct. 1 (Type 3); a Limited Quota License for
Reduced Price Doe/Fawn Deer beginning Oct. 1 (Type 6);
and Reduced Price Doe/Fawn White-Tailed Deer beginning Area 011 Type ___ Area 011 Type 1 Area RGD Type ___
Oct. 1 (Type 8). To apply for the Region General License for
Region B, place “B” in the area box and leave the type box
When applying for a Region General license, do not put a type on
blank on Form 18. The license will be issued as a “Region your application. Leave the type box blank. Also, do not list the specific
B General Deer license” and can be used in area 11 and any hunt area you want to hunt. do not add the initial R G for Region
other hunt area in Region B offering a General license season. General.
How to apply for a Limited Quota Deer license for Correct Example of Applying for a Combined Hunt Area:
a Combined Hunt Area:
Limited Quota Deer licenses can be either Full Price or First Choice Second Choice Third Choice
Area 157 Type _1_ Area ___ Type ___ Area ___ Type ___
Reduced Price. Use Form 18 to apply for Full Price licenses
and/or Reduced Price Doe/Fawn Deer licenses. example: Just place the first hunt area and preferred type of the combined hunt
You want to hunt any Deer in areas 157 and 170. Four area on your application. You may indicate a second or third choice on your
different combined Limited Quota Deer licenses are offered application.
for areas 157 and 170. Type 1 is for Any Deer beginning on Incorrect Examples of Applying for a Combined Hunt Area:
Oct. 1; Type 3 is for Any White-Tailed Deer beginning Nov.
1; Type 6 is for Reduced Price Doe/Fawn Deer beginning
Oct. 1; and Type 8 is for Reduced Price Doe/Fawn White- Area 157 & 170 Type _1_ Area 157, 170 Type ___ Area 157 Type _4_
Tailed Deer beginning Oct. 1. To apply for the Any Deer
license in this combined area, place 157 (the first hunt area of
the combination) in the area box and place 1 in the type box do not list all the hunt areas for the combined hunt area; just list the
first hunt area. do not list second or third area of the combined areas.
on Form 18. The license will be issued as a “Deer license” do not put an invalid type number on your application. Make sure the
and will list hunt areas 157 and 170. type number is a valid choice on the tentative season charts for this hunt
area and license type.
How to apply for a Limited Quota Deer license for Correct Example of Applying for a Specific Hunt Area:
a Specific Hunt Area:
Limited Quota Deer licenses can be either Full Price or First Choice Second Choice Third Choice
Reduced Price. Use Form 18 to apply for Full Price licenses Area 120 Type _3 Area ___ Type _ _ Area ___ Type ___
and/or Reduced Price Doe/Fawn Deer licenses. example:
Just place the specific hunt area you want to hunt in the area box and
You want to hunt any White-Tailed Deer in area 120. Four place the appropriate type in the type box for the license limitation you
different Limited Quota Deer licenses are offered for area want. You may indicate a second or third choice on your application.
120. Type 1 is for Any Deer beginning on Nov. 1; Type 3
is for Any White-Tailed Deer beginning Nov. 15; Type 6 is Incorrect Examples of Applying for a Specific Hunt Area:
for Reduced Price Doe/Fawn Deer beginning Sept. 15; and
Type 8 is for Reduced Price Doe/Fawn White-tailed Deer First Choice Second Choice Third Choice
beginning Oct. 1. To apply for the Any White-Tailed Deer Area 120 Type ___ Area 120 Type _6_ Area ___ Type _ _
license (Type 3), place 120 in the area box and place 3 in the
type box on Form 18. do not leave the type box blank; you must place the type for the
limitation you want. do not put an invalid type number on your

There are no General Antelope Licenses.
Antelope licenses are all Limited Quota licenses.
How to apply for a Limited Quota Antelope Correct Example of Applying for a Combined Hunt Area:
license for a Combined Hunt Area:
Limited Quota Antelope licenses can be either Full First Choice Second Choice Third Choice
Area 097 Type _1_ Area ___ Type ___ Area ___ Type ___
Price or Reduced Price. Use Form 19 to apply for Full Price
licenses and/or Reduced Price Doe/Fawn Antelope licenses. Just place the first hunt area and preferred type of the combined hunt
example: You want to hunt Any Antelope in areas 97 and area on your application. You may indicate a second or third choice on your
117. Three combined Limited Quota Antelope licenses are application.
offered for areas 97 and 117. One combined license is a Type Incorrect Examples of Applying for a Combined Hunt Area:
1 for Any Antelope beginning on Sept. 17. The others are a
Type 6 and Type 7 for Reduced Price Doe/Fawn Antelope.
To apply for the Any Antelope license in this combined area, Area 97 & 117 Type _1_ Area 97, 117 Type ___ Area 117 Type _1_
place 097 (the first hunt area in the combination) in the area
box and place 1 in the type box on Form 19. The license will
be issued as an “Antelope license” and will list hunt areas 97 do not list all the hunt areas for the combined hunt area; just list the
first hunt area. do not list second or third area of the combined areas.
and 117.
How to apply for a Limited Quota Antelope Correct Example of Applying for a Specific Hunt Area:
license for a Specific Hunt Area:
Limited Quota Antelope licenses can be either Full First Choice Second Choice Third Choice
Area 050 Type _6 Area ___ Type _ _ Area ___ Type ___
Price or Reduced Price. Use Form 19 to apply for Full
Price licenses and/or Reduced Price Doe/Fawn Antelope Just place the specific hunt area you want to hunt in the area box and
licenses. Example: You want to hunt Reduced Price Doe/ place the appropriate type in the type box for the license limitation you
Fawn Antelope in area 50. Three different Limited Quota want.
Antelope licenses are offered for area 50. Type 1 is for Any
Incorrect Examples of Applying for a Specific Hunt Area:
Antelope beginning on Sept. 16; Type 0 is for Any Antelope,
muzzle-loading firearms only beginning Sept. 1; and Type 6 is
for Reduced Price Doe/Fawn Antelope beginning Sept. 16. Area 050 Type ___ Area 050 Type _8_ Area 050 Type _1_
To apply for the Reduced Price Doe/Fawn Antelope license
(Type 6), place 050 in the area box and place 6 in the type box
do not leave the type box blank; you must place the type for the
on Form 19. limitation you want. do not put an invalid type number on your

NONRESIDENT TENTATIVE FULL PRICE ELK HUNTING SEASON INFORMATION
Note: For explanation of “Type” see Page 8, Section 6.
5.
(APPLY ON FORM 17)
HUNT AREA TYPE OPENS LIMITATIONS HUNT AREA TYPE OPENS LIMITATIONS
1 1 Oct. 15 Limited quota: Any elk 39 1 Oct. 15 Limited quota; Antlered elk
4 Oct. 15 Limited quota; Antlerless elk 2 Oct. 15 Limited quota; Antlered elk
2 1 Oct. 24 Limited quota; Any elk 4 Oct. 15 Limited quota; Antlerless elk
4 Oct. 24 Limited quota; Antlerless elk 9 Sept. 1 Limited quota; Any elk, archery only
3* 1 Sept. 15 Limited quota; Any elk 40 1 Oct. 15 Limited quota; Any elk
4 Sept. 15 Limited quota; Antlerless elk 4 Oct. 15 Limited quota; Antlerless elk
9 Sept. 1 Limited quota; Any elk, archery only
5* CWD Unit 1 Oct. 1 Limited quota; Any elk
41, 42 1 Oct. 15 Limited quota; Any elk
6* CWD Unit 1 Oct. 20 Limited quota; Any elk
4 Oct. 15 Limited quota; Antlerless elk
4 Oct. 1 Limited quota; Antlerless elk valid off national forest 9 Sept. 1 Limited quota; Any elk, archery only
7* CWD Unit 1 Oct. 15 Limited quota; Any elk 45 1 Oct. 15 Limited quota; Any elk
307-777- 4600
4 Oct. 15 Limited quota; Antlerless elk 4 Oct. 15 Limited quota; Antlerless elk
8* CWD Unit 1 Oct. 1 Limited quota; Any elk 5 Oct. 1 Limited quota; Antlerless elk off national forest prior to October 10
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9, 10 Oct. 15 General license; Antlered elk 9 Sept. 1 Limited quota; Any elk, archery only
10 4 Oct. 1 Limited quota; Antlerless elk 47* 1 Oct. 9 Limited quota; Any elk
11 1 Oct. 1 Limited quota; Any elk 2 Oct. 9 Limited quota; Any elk valid in Area 47 in Fremont County
4 Oct. 1 Limited quota; Antlerless elk Nov. 1 Unused Area 47 Types 1 and 2 licenses valid for antlerless elk
48* 1 Oct. 9 Limited quota; Any elk
12 Oct. 15 General license; Antlered elk
13 CWD Unit
13, 15 CWD
Unit (Area 13)
16 CWD Unit
4
1
Oct. 15
Oct. 15
Oct. 1
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Limited quota; Antlerless elk
General license; Antlered elk
Limited quota; Any elk

50
4
1
4
9
Oct. 9
Oct. 1
Nov. 16
Sept. 1
Limited quota; Antlered elk
Limited quota; Any elk, archery only
4 Oct. 1 Limited quota; Antlerless elk 55, 56, 59 Oct. 1 General license; Antlered elk
19* CWD Unit 1 Oct. 1 Limited quota; Any elk 51 1 Oct. 1 Limited quota; Antlered elk
2 Nov. 1 Limited quota; Any elk 9 Sept. 1 Limited quota; Any elk, archery only
4 Oct. 1 Limited quota; Antlerless elk 51, 52, 53 4 Nov. 16 Limited quota; Antlerless elk
5 Nov. 1 Limited quota; Antlerless elk 52, 53 1 Oct. 1 Limited quota; Antlered elk
21 Oct. 15 General license; Antlered elk 9 Sept. 1 Limited quota; Any elk, archery only
54, 65 1 Oct. 1 Limited quota; Any elk
22 CWD Unit 1 Oct. 8 Limited quota; Any elk
4 Sept. 1 Limited quota; Antlerless elk
23* 1 Oct. 1 Limited quota; Any elk 9 Aug. 15 Limited quota; Any elk, archery only
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4 Oct. 1 Limited quota; Antlerless elk 55 4 Nov. 16 Limited quota; Antlerless elk
24 1 Oct. 1 Limited quota; Any elk 9 Sept. 1 Limited quota; Any elk, archery only
4 Oct. 1 Limited quota; Antlerless elk 56 4 Nov. 1 Limited quota; Antlerless elk valid in that portion of Area 56 in the South Fork of the
5 Nov. 1 Limited quota; Antlerless elk Shoshone River drainage
25*, 27 1 Oct. 1 Limited quota; Any elk 5 Nov. 1 Limited quota; Antlerless elk valid in Area 56 off national forest
28 Oct. 1 General license; Antlered elk 58 1 Oct. 1 Limited quota; Any elk
59 1 Nov. 1 Limited quota; Any elk valid in that portion of Area 59 on national forest
30 1 Oct. 1 Limited quota; Any elk
4 Nov. 1 Limited quota; Antlerless elk
31 1 Oct. 1 Limited quota; Any elk 60 Sept. 10 General license; Any elk
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32 1 Oct. 1 Limited quota; Any elk 61* 1 Oct. 1 Limited quota; Any elk valid in that portion of Area 61 within the Washakie Wilderness
4 Oct. 6 Limited quota; Antlerless elk 2 Nov. 1 Limited quota; Any elk valid in that portion of Area 61 outside the Washakie Wilderness
33* 1 Oct. 9 Limited quota; Any elk 62 1 Oct. 1 Limited quota; Any elk
4 Oct. 9 Limited quota; Antlerless elk 4 Oct. 1 Limited quota; Antlerless elk
34* 1 Oct. 15 Limited quota; Any elk 5 Oct. 22 Limited quota; Antlerless elk
35 CWD Unit 1
4
9
Oct. 15
Oct. 15
Sept. 1
Limited quota; Antlered elk
Limited quota; Any elk, archery only
63, 64
63
64
66
1
4
2
Oct. 1
Oct. 1
Nov. 1
Sept. 10
V
General license; Any elk
36 Oct. 15 General license; Antlered elk 67, 68 Oct. 1 General license; Antlered elk
4 Oct. 15 Limited quota; Antlerless elk 67, 68, 69 9 Sept. 1 Limited quota; Any elk, archery only
9 Sept. 1 Limited quota; Any elk, archery only 67 4 Nov. 1 Limited quota; Antlerless elk
37
9
Oct. 15
Sept. 1
Limited quota; Any elk, archery only valid in that portion of Area 37 south of Wolf Creek
Trail (USFS Trail #001) or off national forest
68
69
70, 71, 73
4 Nov. 1
Oct. 1
Sept. 20
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4 Oct. 15 Limited quota; Antlerless elk valid in that portion of Area 38 north of Columbus Creek,
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U.S.F.S. Road 168, U.S.F.S. Road 15 and US Highway 14-A
9 Sept. 1 Limited quota; Any elk, archery only
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75 1 Oct. 8 Limited quota; Any elk; antlerless elk in the hayfields portion of 75. Closed to Archery 111 1 Oct. 10 Limited quota; Any elk
Hunting. Hunter safety certificate and Park permit required. 4 Oct. 10 Limited quota; Antlerless elk
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4 Oct. 8 Limited quota; Antlerless elk; Closed to Archery Hunting. Hunter safety certificate and 113 4 Nov. 5 Limited quota; Antlerless elk
Park permit required. 114* 1 Oct. 1 Limited quota; Any elk
77 Oct. 8 General license and unused limited quota elk license; National Elk Refuge permit required. 4 Oct. 1 Limited quota; Antlerless elk also valid in Area 125 north of Interstate Highway 80
78* 1 Sept. 26 Limited quota; Any elk 116* 1 Oct. 15 Limited quota; Any elk
79 1 Oct. 8 Limited quota; Any elk; Closed to Archery Hunting. Hunter safety certificate and Park 117* 1 Oct. 15 Limited quota; Any elk
permit required. 4 Oct. 15 Limited quota; Antlerless elk
4 Oct. 8 Limited quota; Antlerless elk; Closed to Archery Hunting. Hunter safety certificate and 118* 1 Oct. 15 Limited quota; Antlered elk
Park permit required. 4 Oct. 15 Limited quota; Antlerless elk
80 Sept. 26 General license; Antlered elk 120* 1 Oct. 9 Limited quota; Any elk
81, 82 Sept. 26 General license; Antlered elk 5 Nov. 1 Limited quota; Antlerless elk
82 4 Sept. 10 Limited quota; Antlerless elk 121 1 Nov. 1 Limited quota; Any elk
83 Oct. 1 General license; Antlered elk 4 Oct 1. Limited quota; Antlerless elk
84* 1 Nov. 1 Limited quota; Any elk valid only in that portion of Area 84 on private land west of U.S. 5 Nov. 1 Limited quota; Antlerless elk
Hwy 191 and north and east of the Snake River starting at the South Park Bridge. 122* 1 Oct. 20 Limited quota; Any elk
84, 85, 86 Sept. 26 General license; Any elk
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123* 1 Sept. 10 Limited quota; Any elk
87, 89, 90 Oct. 15 General license; Antlered elk 4 Oct. 21 Limited quota; Antlerless elk
88 1 Oct. 1 Limited quota; Any elk 124 1 Oct. 15 Limited quota; Any elk
91* Oct. 15 General license; Any elk 4 Oct. 15 Limited quota; Antlerless elk
1 Oct. 1 Limited quota; Any elk 125* 1 Oct. 1 Limited quota; Any elk
92, 94 Oct. 1 General license; Antlerless elk CWD Unit
Oct. 15 General license; Any elk 126 Oct. 1 General license; Any elk valid in all of Converse and Niobrara Counties, excluding lands
93
95
1
4
1
2
Oct. 1
Oct. 1
Oct. 15
Oct. 1

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Limited quota; Any elk valid in that portion of Area 95 that is within the Green River
127*
128
129*
Oct. 1
Oct. 1
Sept. 1
within other described and numbered elk areas
General license; Any elk valid in all of Campbell, Crook, Johnson, Natrona, Sheridan, and
Drainage upstream from the outlet of Lower Green River Lake, including that portion east Weston Counties, excluding lands within other described and numbered elk hunt areas
and south of Mill Creek 130 Oct. 1 General license; Any elk
5 Oct. 1 Limited quota; Antlerless elk valid in that portion of Area 95 that is within the Green River
Drainage upstream from the outlet of Lower Green River Lake, including that portion east AREAS CLOSED TO ELK HUNTING
and south of Mill Creek
96 Oct. 15 General license; Any elk HUNT AREA TYPE OPENS LIMITATIONS
1 Oct. 1 Limited quota; Any elk 72 CLOSED
97, 98 Oct. 1 General license; Antlered elk
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97 1 Sept. 20 Limited quota; Any elk
98 1 Sept. 20 Limited quota; Any elk *INDICATES HUNT AREAS WITH DIFFICULT PUBLIC ACCESS* (please see Page 44 entitled,
4 Sept. 20 Limited quota; Antlerless elk “HUNT AREAS WITH DIFFICULT PUBLIC ACCESS” of this packet for more information).
CWD Unit indicates Chronic Wasting Disease (please see Page 11 entitled, “CHRONIC WASTING
100 1 Oct. 15 Limited quota; Antlered elk DISEASE INFORMATION” and “CHRONIC WASTING DISEASE SURVEILLANCE
4 Oct. 15 Limited quota; Antlerless elk PROGRAM” for more information).
102, 103, 104 Oct. 15 General license; Any elk
105 Oct. 15 General license; Any elk ELK SPECIAL MANAGEMENT PERMIT: An Elk Special Management Permit shall be
106*, 107 Oct. 15 General license; Any elk
106* 1 Nov. 15 Limited quota; Any elk valid in that portion of Area 106 west of Muddy Creek, or north of
required of any person who participates in the hunt
hunting
ing of elk in elk hunt areas 70, 71, 75or 77 -98
Highway 410 and Uinta County Road 204 (please see Page 9 entitled, Section 7,
7, FULL PRICE ELK, DEER AND ANTELOPE LICENSES LI for
4 Nov. 15 Limited quota; Antlerless elk more information).
107 4 Nov. 15 Limited quota; Antlerless elk
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110 CWD Unit Oct. 15 General license; Antleredelk
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LIMITED QUOTA LICENSES
3* 6 Sept. 15 Limited quota; Cow or calf elk
84 6 Sept. 10 Limited quota; Cow or calf elk
5* CWD Unit 6 Oct. 1 Limited quota; Cow or calf elk 85 6 Sept. 10 Limited quota; Cow or calf elk
6* CWD Unit 6 Oct. 1 Limited quota; Cow or calf elk valid off national forest 87 6 Nov. 19 Limited quota; Cow or calf elk valid in that portion of Area
7* CWD Unit 6 Oct. 15 Limited quota; Cow or calf elk 87 south and east of Dell Creek, north and east of US
10 6 Oct. 1 Limited quota; Cow or calf elk Highway 191, and west of North Fork of Fisherman Creek
11 6 Sept. 1 Limited quota; Cow or calf elk valid on private land 90 6 Oct. 15 Limited quota; Cow or calf elk
12, 13, 15, 110 6 Sept. 1 Limited quota; Cow or calf elk valid on private land 91* 6 Oct. 1 Limited quota; Cow or calf elk
CWD Units (Areas 13 & 110) 92 6 Oct. 1 Limited quota; Cow or calf elk
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16 CWD Unit 6 Oct. 1 Limited quota; Cow or calf elk 94 6 Oct. 1 Limited quota; Cow or calf elk
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7 Oct. 1 Limited quota; Cow or calf elk 96 6 Oct. 1 Limited quota; Cow or calf elk
19* CWD Unit 6 Oct. 1 Limited quota; Cow or calf elk 97 6 Sept. 20 Limited quota; Cow or calf elk
21 6 Nov. 1 Limited quota; Cow or calf elk 98 6 Sept. 20 Limited quota; Cow or calf elk
7 Sept. 1 Limited quota; Cow or calf elk valid in that portion of Area 21 100 6 Oct. 1 Limited quota; Cow or calf elk valid in that portion of Area
on private land 100 east of the Red Creek Road (BLM Road 3219) and north
22 CWD Unit 6 Oct. 8 Limited quota; Cow or calf elk valid in that portion of Area 22 of the Rocky Crossing Road (BLM Road 3214) and the
23*
25
6
6
Oct. 1
Oct. 1
N
in the Muddy Creek drainage
Limited quota; Cow or calf elk
7 Oct. 1
Osborne Road (BLM Road 3212)
Limited quota; Cow or calf elk valid in that portion of Area
100 east of U.S. Highway 191, south of Sweetwater County
Road 15 and Sweetwater County Road 17 and west of
28 6 Oct. 23 Limited quota; Cow or calf elk Sweetwater County Road 19
34* 6 Oct. 15 Limited quota; Cow or calf elk valid in that portion of Area 34 102 6 Oct. 1 Limited quota; Cow or calf elk
off national forest
103* 6 Oct. 1 Limited quota; Cow or calf elk
35* CWD Unit 6 Oct. 15 Limited quota; Cow or calf elk valid in that portion of Area 35 104 6 Oct. 1 Limited quota; Cow or calf elk
off national forest
106* 7 Sept. 1 Limited quota; Cow or calf elk valid in that portion of Area
37* 6 Oct. 1 Limited quota; Cow or calf elk 106 west of Muddy Creek, or north of Wyoming Highway
40 6 Sept. 1 Limited quota; Cow or calf elk valid in that portion of Area 40 410 and Uinta County Road 204
off national forest and south of Bear Creek 108* 6 Oct. 11 Limited quota; Cow or calf elk
47* 6 Oct. 9 Limited quota; Cow or calf elk
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111 6 Oct. 10 Limited quota; Cow or calf elk valid in that portion of Area
48* 6 Oct. 9 Limited quota; Cow or calf elk 111 off the Wyoming Game and Fish Commission’s Morgan
49* 6 Sept. 1 Limited quota; Cow or calf elk Creek Wildlife Habitat Management Area
54*, 65* 6 Nov. 1 Limited quota; Cow or calf elk 114* 6 Oct. 1 Limited quota; Cow or calf elk also valid in Area 125 north
7 Dec. 1 Limited quota; Cow or calf elk of Interstate Highway 80
56 6 Nov. 16 Limited quota; Cow or calf elk 116* 6 Oct. 15 Limited quota; Cow or calf elk
58 6 Oct. 1 Limited quota; Cow or calf elk 117* 6 Oct. 15 Limited quota; Cow or calf elk
59 6 Nov. 1 Limited quota; Cow or calf elk 118* 6 Oct. 1 Limited quota; Cow or calf elk valid in that portion of Area
61 6 Nov. 15 Limited quota; Cow or calf elk valid in that portion of Area 61 118 south and east of Separation Creek
within the Washakie Wilderness; also valid area wide Dec. 1 121 6 Nov. 1 Limited quota; Cow or calf elk
7 Sept. 10 Limited quota; Cow or calf elk valid in that portion of Area 61 122* 6 Oct. 20 Limited quota; Cow or calf elk
north of and including the Rawhide Creek drainage 125* CWD Unit 6 Oct. 1 Limited quota; Cow or calf elk
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63* 6 Sept. 1 Limited quota; Cow or calf elk valid in that portion of Area 63 129* 6 Sept. 1 Limited quota; Cow or calf elk
north of Gooseberry Creek off national forest early season;
also valid off national forest Nov. 1 *INDICATES HUNT AREAS WITH DIFFICULT PUBLIC PUBLIC ACCESS* (please see Page 44 entitled,
64* 6 Nov. 1 Limited quota; Cow or calf elk valid in that portion of Area 64 “HUNT AREAS WITH DIFFICULT PUBLIC ACCESS” of this packet for more information). CWD Unit
66
68
7
6
6
Nov. 15
Sept. 10
Nov. 1
south of and including the Cottonwood Creek drainage
for more information).
V
indicates Chronic Wasting Disease (please see Page 11 entitled, “CHRONIC WASTING DISEASE
INFORMATION” and “CHRONIC WASTING DISEASE SURVEILLANCE PROGRAM” of this packet
69 6 Oct. 1 Limited quota; Cow or calf elk ELK SPECIAL MANAGEMENT PERMIT: An Elk Special Management Permit shall be required of
75 6 Oct. 8 Limited quota, Cow or calf elk. No hunter may harvest more any person who participates in the hunting of elk in elk hunt areas 70, 71, 75or 77 -98 (please see Page 9
than one (1) elk in Grand Teton National Park. Closed to
archery hunting. Hunter safety certificate and park permit
required
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Some hunt areas are limited quota. Refer to limitations below. Note: For explanation of “Type” see Page 8, Section 5.
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REGION GENERAL LICENSES (APPLY ON FORM 18) LIMITED QUOTA LICENSES (APPLY ON FORM 18)
APPLY APPLY
MAP HUNT AREA FOR OPENS LIMITATIONS MAP HUNT AREA FOR AREA TYPE OPENS LIMITATIONS
REGION 16* CWD Unit 16 2 Nov. 1 Any deer valid in that portion of Area 16 east of U.S.
Region A: 1*, 2, 3*, 4, 5*, 6* A Nov. 1 Antlered deer Highway 85 and south of the Tea Kettle Road and Goshen
County Road 94
CWD Units (Areas 2,4 & 6)
22* CWD Unit 22 1 Oct. 1 Any deer
Region B: 7*, 8*, 9*, 10, 11*, 12*, 13*, 14*, 21*, B Oct. 1 Antlered deer 34 CWD Unit 34 1 Oct. 15 Antlered deer
CWD Units (Areas 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 & 14) 37* CWD Unit 37 1 Oct. 15 Any deer
Region C: 17*, 18*, 19*, 20*, 23*, 26*, 29*, 31* C Oct. 1 Antlered deer 60* CWD Unit 60 1 Oct. 20 Antlered deer
17*, 23*, 26*, 29* CWD Units (Areas 23, 26 & 29) C Nov. 1 Any white-tailed deer 60 2 Oct. 20 Antlered deer off national forest
Region D: 66*, 70, 161 CWD Units Units (Area 66 & D Oct. 15 Antlered mule deer or any white-tailed deer 64* CWD Unit 64 2 Oct. 15 Antlered deer
70) 78*, 79*, 80*, 81* 78 1 Oct. 1 Any deer
74*, 75, 76, 77*, 78, 79, 80, 81, 83* D Oct. 1 Antlered deer CWD Units
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84* 84 1 Oct. 1 Antlered deer
Region E: 88, 92, 94, 96, 97, 160 CWD Unit E Oct. 15 Antlered mule deer or any white-tailed
white deer
87 CWD Unit 87 1 Oct. 15 Antlered deer
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(Area 88)
89* CWD Unit 89 1 Oct. 15 Antlered deer
98* E Oct. 15 Antlered deer, archery or muzzleloading firearms only 90 90 1 Oct. 1 Antlered deer
128 E Oct. 1 Antlered deer 101 101 1 Oct. 15 Antlered deer
148 E Sept. 15 Antlered deer 102 102 1 Oct. 15 Any deer
171* E Oct. 1 Any deer 105, 106, 109* 105 1 Nov. 1 Antlered deer
Region F: 105 F Oct. 1 Antlered deer on national forest 116* 116 1 Oct. 15 Any deer
117 117 1 Sept. 15 Antlered deer
106
110
111, 112, 113
F
F
F
F
N Nov. 1
Oct. 1
Oct. 15
Oct. 15
Any deer off national forest
Antlered deer
Antlered deer
Antlered deer on national forest
118*
119
120* CWD Unit
125 CWD Unit
118
119
120
125
1
1
1
1
Oct. 15
Nov. 1
Nov. 1
Nov. 1
Any deer
Any deer
Any deer
Any deer
F Nov. 1 Any deer off national forest 128 128 1 Nov. 1 Any deer
114 F Oct. 15 Antlered deer 130 130 1 Oct. 15 Antlered deer
115 F Sept. 10 Antlered deer 141, 162 141 1 Oct. 1 Antlered deer
121 F Nov. 1 Any deer 157, 170* 157 1 Oct. 1 Any deer
165* 165 1 Oct. 15 Any deer
F Nov. 11 Antlerless deer
122, 124 CWD Unit (Area 122) F Nov. 1 Any deer
123 F Oct. 15 Any deer
LIMITED QUOTA ANY WHITE
WHITE-TAILED DEER (APPLY ON FORM 18)
APPLY
127 CWD Unit F Oct. 15 Antlered deer off private land, any deer on private land MAP HUNT AREA FOR AREA TYPE OPENS LIMITATIONS
Region G: 135 G Oct. 1 Antlered deer 10, 11*, 12*, 13*, 14*, 15* 10 3 Oct. 1 Any white-tailed deer
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143, 144, 145* G Sept. 15 Antlered deer CWD Units
Region H: 130 H Oct. 1 Antlered deer (Areas 10, 11, 13, 14 & 15)
16*, 55* CWD Units 16 3 Nov. 1 Any white-tailed deer
138, 139, 140, 142, 146, 149, 151, 152, 153, 154, H Sept. 15 Antlered deer
18* 18 3 Oct, 1 Any white-tailed deer
155, 156
22* CWD Unit 22 3 Oct. 1 Any white-tailed deer
150* H Sept. 15 Antlered deer valid in that portion of Area 150 west of 23*, 26* CWD Units 23 3 Nov. 1 Any white-tailed deer
Wyoming Highway 390 24* 24 3 Nov. 1 Any white-tailed deer
H Oct. 1 Any deer, archery only in that portion of Area 150 east 37* CWD Unit 37 3 Nov. 1 Any white-tailed deer
of Wyoming Highway 390 41, 44, 45 CWD Unit (Area 41) 41 3 Nov. 1 Any white-tailed deer
Region J: 61* CWD Unit J Oct. 1 Antlered deer 51* 51 3 Oct. 15 Any white
white-tailed deer
59*, 62*, 63*, 73* CWD Units J Oct. 15 Antlered deer 57* CWD Unit 57 3 Nov. 1 Any white
white-tailed deer
64* CWD Unit J Oct. 15 Antlered deer; except the Wyoming Game and Fish 59*, 60*, 62*, 63*, 64* 59 3 Nov. 1 Any white-tailed
white deer
Commission’s Tom Thorne/Beth Williams Wildlife CWD Units
65*, 66*, 88* CWD Units 65 3 Oct. 15 Any white-tailed
white-tailed deer
white-
Habitat Management Area and Laramie Peak Wildlife
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74*, 75* 74 3 Oct.
Oct. 1 Any white-tailed
white--tailed deer valid in Area 74 and that
white
Habitat Management Areas north of Tunnel Road
CWD Units portion of Area 75 west of Rock Creek
(Albany County Rd 727) archery only 78*, 79*, 80*, 81*, 161* CWD 78 3 Nov. 1 Any white
white--tailed deer
white-tailed
65* CWD Unit J Oct. 15 Antlered mule deer or any white-tailed deer Units (78, 79, 80 and 81)
Region K: 133*, 134, 168 K Oct. 1 Antlered deer 97 97 3 Nov. 1 Any white--tailed deer
white-tailed
white
132
Region M: 35*, 40*, 42* CWD Unit (Area 42)
36*
39, 43
K
M
M
M
Oct. 1
Oct. 15
Oct. 15
Oct. 15
Antlered deer 3 points or more on either antler
Any deer
Antlered mule deer or any white-tailed deer
Antlered deer
116*
120* CWD Unit
121
124*
116
120
121
124
3
3
3
3
V Oct. 15
Nov. 15
Nov. 1
Nov. 1
Any white-
white
white-tailed
Any white-
-tailed deer, also valid in Area 118
Any white-tailed
white-tailed deer, also valid in Area 119
white-
-tailed
tailed deer
white-tailed
white
tailed deer
Any white-tailed
white-tailed
white-
127* CWD Unit 127 3 Nov. 1 tailed deer
Any white-tailed
white-tailed
white-
164 CWD Unit M Oct. 1 Any deer 128 128 3 Nov. 1 Any white
white--tailed
tailed deer
white-tailed
Region R: 41, 44, 45, 46, 47, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53 R Oct. 15 Any deer 157, 170* 157 3 Nov. 1 tailed deer
tailed
Any white-tailed
CWD Unit (Area 41,46) 164* CWD Unit 164 3 Nov. 1 tailed deer
tailed
Any white-tailed
Region T: 15*, 16*, 55*, 57* CWD Units
Region W: 82, 100, 131 CWD Unit ( Area 82)
T
W
Oct. 1
Oct. 1
Antlered mule deer or any white-tailed deer
Antlered deer
165*
171*
165
171
3
3
Oct. 15
Nov. 1
E
Any white-tailed deer
Any white-tailed deer
*INDICATES HUNT AREAS WITH DIFFICULT PUBLIC ACCESS* (please see Page 44 entitled, “HUNT AREAS WITH DIFFICULT
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Region Y: 24*, 25, 27*, 28, 30*, 32*, 33*, 163*, Y Oct. 15 Antlered deer
PUBLIC ACCESS” of this packet for more information). CWD Unit indicates Chronic Wasting Disease (please see Page 11 entitled,
169*CWD Units (Areas 27, 30, 33 & 163) “CHRONIC WASTING DISEASE INFORMATION” and “CHRONIC WASTING DISEASE SURVEILLANCE PROGRAM” of this packet
24*, 27*, 30*, 32*, 33*, 163*, 169* Y Nov. 1 Any white-tailed deer for more information).
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DOE OR FAWN DEER LIMITED QUOTA LICENSES (APPLY ON FORM 18) DOE OR FAWN DEER LIMITED QUOTA LICENSES
HUNT AREA TYPE OPENS LIMITATIONS 92 6 Oct. 15 Doe or fawn deer valid off national forest
1*, 2*, 3* 6 Nov. 1 Doe or fawn deer valid on private land 94 6 Oct. 15 Doe or fawn deer
CWD Unit (Area 2) 96 6 Oct. 15 Doe or fawn deer
4* CWD Unit 6 Nov. 1 Doe or fawn deer valid on private land 97 6 Nov. 1 Doe or fawn deer
5* 6 Nov. 1 Doe or fawn deer 111* 6 Oct. 15 Doe or fawn deer valid off national forest
6*, 9* CWD Unit 6 Nov. 1 Doe or fawn deer valid in that portion of Areas 6 and 9 7 Oct. 1 Doe or fawn deer
east of U.S. Highway 85 112, 113 6 Oct. 15 Doe or fawn deer valid off national forest
8* CWD Unit 6 Oct. 1 Doe or fawn deer valid in that portion of Area 8 north of 116 6 Oct. 15 Doe or fawn deer valid on private land
Lodgepole Creek 118 6 Oct. 15 Doe or fawn deer
119 6 Sept. 15 Doe or fawn deer
11* CWD Unit 6 Oct. 1 Doe or fawn deer
120* CWD Unit 6 Sept. 15 Doe or fawn deer valid on private land
12*, 13*, 14* CWD Units 6 Oct. 1 Doe or fawn deer
121 6 Oct. 15 Doe or fawn deer
(Areas 12, 13 and 14)
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122 6 Nov. 1 Doe or fawn deer valid in that portion of Area 122 in
13*, 14* CWD Units 7 Oct. 1 Doe or fawn deer valid on private land in that portion of Park County
Area 13 west of Wyoming Highway 270 and in Area 14 124* 6 Oct. 1 Doe or fawn deer valid on private land
15* CWD Unit 6 Oct. 1 Doe or fawn deer 125 CWD Unit 6 Sept. 1 Doe or fawn deer valid on private land in that portion of
16* CWD Unit 6 Nov. 1 Doe or fawn deer valid in that portion of Area 16 east of Area 125 in Washakie County
U.S. Highway 85 and south of the Tea Kettle Road and 127* CWD Unit 6 Sept. 15 Doe or fawn deer valid on private land
Goshen County Road 94
17*, 18*
19*, 20*
21*
6
6
6
Oct. 1
Oct. 1
Oct. 1
N
Doe or fawn deer valid on private land
128 6
7
Nov. 1
Nov. 1
Doe or fawn deer
Doe or fawn deer valid in Area 128 excluding the
Wiggins Fork River, East Fork River and Torrey Creek
drainages
22* CWD Unit 6 Oct. 1 Doe or fawn deer 131 6 Oct. 1 Doe or fawn deer
23*, 26* CWD Units 6 Oct. 1 Doe or fawn deer valid on private land 7 Oct. 1 Doe or fawn deer valid in that portion of Area 131 west
of the Lower Farson Cutoff Road (Sweetwater County
24* 6 Sept. 1 Doe or fawn deer valid on private land Road 8) and the Blue Rim Road (Sweetwater County
27* CWD Unit 6 Oct. 15 Doe or fawn deer Road 5)
29* CWD Unit 6 Oct. 1 Doe or fawn deer valid on private land 132, 133, 168 7 Oct. 1 Doe or fawn deer valid in those portions of Areas 132,
30* CWD Unit 6 Oct. 15 Doe or fawn deer valid on private land 133 and 168 on irrigated lands
33* CWD Unit 6 Oct. 15 Doe or fawn deer 157, 170* 6 Oct. 1 Doe or fawn deer
34* CWD Unit 6 Oct. 15 Doe or fawn deer valid on private land in that portion of 160 6 Oct. 15 Doe or fawn deer
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Area 34 east of the South Fork of the Powder River 164 CWD Unit 6 Oct. 1 Doe or fawn deer valid on private land
37* CWD Unit 6 Sept. 15 Doe or fawn deer 165 6 Oct. 15 Doe or fawn deer valid on private land
7 Sept. 15 Doe or fawn deer valid in that portion of Area 37 within DOE OR FAWN WHITE
WHITE-TAILED
WHITE--TAILED DEER
two (2) miles of the Big Horn river LIMITED QUOTA LICENSES (APPLY ON FORM 18)
39* 6 Oct. 15 Doe or fawn deer valid in that portion of Area 39 within 10, 11*, 12*, 13*, 14*, 8 Oct. 1 Doe or fawn white
white-tailed deer
one mile of the Upper Nowood Road 15* CWD Units (Areas
40* 6 Oct. 15 Doe or fawn deer 10, 11, 13, 14 and 15)
41, 45 CWD Unit (41) 6 Oct. 1 Doe or fawn deer valid in all of Area 41 or that portion 18 8 Oct. 1 Doe or fawn white
white--tailed deer
white-tailed
of Area 45 on private land west of Lumen Creek 24* 8 Sept. 1 Doe or fawn white -tailed deer
white-tailed
white-
42* CWD Unit 6 Oct. 15 Doe or fawn deer 27* CWD Unit 8 Oct. 15 Doe or fawn white -tailed deer
white-tailed
white-
47, 49 6 Oct. 1 Doe or fawn deer valid on private land 29* CWD Unit 8 Oct. 1 Doe or fawn white--tailed deer
white-tailed
white
32*, 33* 8 Oct. 15 Doe or fawn white -tailed deer
white-tailed
white-
51 6 Oct. 1 Doe or fawn deer valid on private land
CWD Unit (Area 33)
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55* CWD Unit 6 Oct. 1 Doe or fawn deer 36 8 Oct. 15 Doe or fawn white tailed deer
57* CWD Unit 6 Oct. 1 Doe or fawn deer valid in that portion of Area 57 in 37*, 127* CWD Units 8 Sept. 15 Doe or fawn white
white--tailed deer
white-tailed
Goshen County 41, 44, 45 8 Oct. 1 Doe or fawn white -tailed deer
white-tailed
white-
59* CWD Unit 6 Oct. 15 Doe or fawn deer CWD Unit (Area 41)
60 CWD Unit
62*, 63*, 64* CWD Units

6
6
Oct. 20
Oct. 15
Doe or fawn deer valid in that portion of Area 60 in
Laramie County
65*, 66*, 88*
CWD Units
78*, 79*, 80*, 81*,
8
8
Oct. 15
Sept. 1
V tailed deer
Doe or fawn white-tailed
tailed deer
Doe or fawn white-tailed
70 CWD Unit 6 Oct. 15 Doe or fawn deer valid on private land 161*CWD Units (78, 79,
78 CWD Unit 6 Oct. 1 Doe or fawn deer 80 and 81)
109* 8 Nov. 15 Doe or fawn white-tailed deer
79 CWD Unit 6 Oct. 1 Doe or fawn deer
120* CWD Unit 8 Oct. 1 Doe or fawn white-tailed deer
80 CWD Unit
81 CWD Unit
82 CWD Unit
6
6
6
Oct. 1
Oct. 1
Oct. 1
Doe or fawn deer
Doe or fawn deer
Doe or fawn deer
122 CWD Unit
157, 170*
8
8
Nov. 1
Oct. 1
Doe or fawn white-tailed deer
Doe or fawn white-tailed deer
*INDICATES HUNT AREAS WITH DIFFICULT PUBLIC ACCESS* (please see Page 44 entitled, “HUNT AREAS
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WITH DIFFICULT PUBLIC ACCESS” of this packet for more information). CWD Unit indicates Chronic Wasting
88* CWD Unit 6 Oct. 15 Doe or fawn deer
Disease (please see Page 11 entitled, “CHRONIC WASTING DISEASE INFORMATION” and “CHRONIC

WASTING DISEASE SURVEILLANCE PROGRAM” of this packet for more information).
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LIMITED QUOTA LICENSES (APPLY ON FORM 19) LIMITED QUOTA LICENSES (CONTINUED)
1* 1 Oct. 1 Any antelope 65 1 Sept. 17 Any antelope
6* 1 Oct. 1 Any antelope 70* 1 Sept. 15 Any antelope
9* 1 Oct. 1 Any antelope,
antelope, also valid in those portions of Area 11 and Area 12 in Converse or 73 1 Sept. 15 Any antelope
Niobrara Counties 74 1 Sept. 17 Any antelope
11* 1 Oct. 1 Any antelope 76* 1 Oct. 9 Any antelope
78 1 Sept. 20 Any antelope
15* 1 Oct. 1 Any antelope
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81 1 Oct. 1 Any antelope valid in that portion of Area 81 east of Wyoming Highway 120
2 Nov. 1 Any antelope
83 1 Oct. 9 Any antelope
23*
24*
25*
26*
1
1
1
1
Oct. 1
Oct. 1
Oct. 1
Sept. 24
Any antelope
Any antelope
Any antelope
Any antelope
N 87*
88*
89
1
2
1
1
Sept. 10
Sept. 25
Sept. 10
Sept. 10
Any antelope
Any antelope
Any antelope
Any antelope
27 1 Oct. 1 Any antelope 90 1 Sept. 10 Any antelope valid in that portion of Area 90 east of US Highway 191
29* 1 Oct. 1 Any antelope 2 Sept. 10 Any antelope valid in that portion of Area 90 west of US Highway 191
31* 1 Sept. 25 Any antelope 92 1 Sept. 10 Any antelope
32 1 Sept. 25 Any antelope 93 1 Sept. 10 Any antelope
37* 1 Sept. 17 Any antelope 97, 117* 1 Sept. 17
17 Any antelope
99* 1 Sept. 10 Any antelope
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41* 1 Sept. 25 Any antelope 102* 1 Oct. 15 Any antelope
44* 1 Sept. 10 Any antelope 106 1 Sept. 17
17 Any antelope
2 Oct. 5 Any antelope
50* 1 Sept. 16 Any antelope 114 1 Oct. 1 Any antelope
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51* 1 Sept. 16 Any antelope 115 1 Oct. 9 Any antelope
2 Sept. 16 Any antelope valid in that portion of Area 52 south of North Spring Creek
53 1 Sept. 20 Any antelope LIMITED QUOTA; ARCHERY OR MUZZLELOADING
RIFLES ONLY (APPLY ON FORM 19)
56*
57
58
59
1
1
1
1
Sept. 20
Sept. 20
Sept. 20
Sept. 20
Any antelope
Any antelope
Any antelope
Any antelope
HUNT AREA
50*
79, 116
99*
TYPE
0
9
0
OPENS
Sept. 1
Aug. 15
Sept. 1
LIMITATIONS
V
Any antelope, muzzleloading firearms only
Any antelope, archery only
Any antelope, muzzleloading firearms only
107 0 Aug. 20 Any antelope, muzzleloading firearms and handguns only
63 1 Sept. 13 Any antelope *INDICATES HUNT AREAS WITH DIFFICULT PUBLIC ACCESS* (please see Page
64 1 Sept. 17 Any antelope 44 entitled, “HUNT AREAS WITH DIFFICULT PUBLIC ACCESS” of this packet for
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1* 6 Oct. 1 Doe or fawn antelope 65 6 Sept. 17 Doe or fawn antelope
2* 6 Oct. 1 Doe or fawn antelope 7 Sept. 17 Doe or fawn antelope valid in that portion of Area 65 north of the Little Popo Agie River
66 6 Sept. 17 Doe or fawn antelope
3* 6 Oct. 1 Doe or fawn antelope
5* 6 Oct. 1 Doe or fawn antelope valid only on private land
6* 6 Oct. 1 Doe or fawn antelope 70* 6 Sept. 15 Doe or fawn antelope
7* 6 Oct. 1 Doe or fawn antelope valid only in that portion of Area 7 north of Lodgepole Creek 71* 6 Sept. 15 Doe or fawn antelope
7 Oct. 1 Doe or fawn antelope 72* 6 Sept. 15 Doe or fawn antelope
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antelope, also valid in those portions of Area 11 and Area 12 in Converse or Niobrara 74 6 Sept. 17 Doe or fawn antelope
Counties 75 6 Sept. 17 Doe or fawn antelope
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11* 6 Oct. 1 Doe or fawn antelope 7 Aug. 15 Doe or fawn antelope valid in that portion of Area 76 within two (2) miles of the Big Horn River
12* 6 Oct. 1 Doe or fawn antelope 77 6 Sept. 1 Doe or fawn antelope valid on private land
17* 6 Oct. 1 Doe or fawn antelope 7 Sept. 1 Doe or fawn antelope valid in that portion of Area 80 east of Wyoming Highway 294.
82 6 Sept. 1 Doe or fawn antelope valid in that portion of Area 82 on private land east of Wyoming Highway
18*, 19* 6 Oct. 1 Doe or fawn antelope valid on private land
120
20*
21*
22*
23*
6
6
6
6
Oct. 15
Oct. 15
Oct. 1
Oct. 1
Doe or fawn antelope
N 83
84
86
7
6
6
6
Sept. 20
Aug. 15
Sept. 17
Sept. 10
Doe or fawn antelope valid in that portion of Area 82 west of Wyoming Highway 120
Doe or fawn antelope valid on private land
25* 6 Oct. 1 Doe or fawn antelope 7 Sept. 25 Doe or fawn antelope
26* 6 Sept. 24 Doe or fawn antelope 88* 6 Oct. 1 Doe or fawn antelope
27* 6 Oct. 1 Doe or fawn antelope 89 6 Oct. 1 Doe or fawn antelope
29* 6 Oct. 1 Doe or fawn antelope 7* Oct. 1 Doe or fawn antelope valid in that portion of Area 89 south of Wyoming Highway 351 and east
7 Oct. 1 Doe or fawn antelope valid in that portion of Area 29 south and west of Interstate Highway 25 of U.S. Highway 189
90 6 Sept. 10 Doe or fawn antelope valid in that portion of Area 90 east of US Highway 191
7 Sept. 10 Doe or fawn antelope valid in that portion of Area 90 west of US Highway 191
31* 6 Sept. 25 Doe or fawn antelope
34* 6 Oct. 1 Doe or fawn antelope 7 Sept. 10 Doe or fawn antelope valid in that portion of Area 92 within the Farson-Eden
Farson Irrigation Project
TA
35* 6 Sept. 20 Doe or fawn antelope 93 6 Sept. 10 Doe or fawn antelope
36* 6 Sept. 20 Doe or fawn antelope 7 Sept. 10 Doe or fawn antelope valid in that portion of Area 93 north and west of Wyoming Highway 189
37* 6 Sept. 17 Doe or fawn antelope valid in that portion of Area 37 east of the Harriman Road (Wyoming Highway 94 6 Sept. 10 Doe or fawn antelope
218, Laramie County Road 102) 7 Sept. 10 Doe or fawn antelope valid in that portion of Area 94 on irrigated lands
38* 6 Oct. 5 Doe or fawn antelope 95 7 Sept. 10 Doe or fawn antelope valid in that portion of Area 95 on irrigated lands
40* 6 Oct. 5 Doe or fawn antelope 7 Sept. 10 Doe or fawn antelope valid in that portion of Area 96 within the Farson
Farson-Eden Irrigation Project
42* 6 Sept. 25 Doe or fawn antelope 97, 117* 6 Sept. 17
17 Doe or fawn antelope
43* 6 Sept. 17 Doe or fawn antelope 7 Aug. 15 Doe or fawn antelope valid in that portion of Area 97 south of US Highway 26 and in the entire
44* 6 Sept. 10 Doe or fawn antelope Area 117
7 Oct. 5 Doe or fawn antelope
7 Sept. 10 Doe or fawn antelope valid in that portion of Area 100 west of the Bear River Divide
TI
47 6 Sept. 25 Doe or fawn antelope 102* 6 Oct. 15 Doe or fawn antelope
7 Oct. 5 Doe or fawn antelope 103* 6 Oct. 5 Doe or fawn antelope
48 6 Sept. 25 Doe or fawn antelope 7 Oct. 5 Doe or fawn antelope valid south of Cottonwood Creek
7 Oct. 5 Doe or fawn antelope 104* 6 Oct. 20 Doe or fawn antelope
50* 6 Sept. 16 Doe or fawn antelope 106 6 Sept. 17 Doe or fawn antelope
51*
52
6
6
7
Sept. 16
Sept. 16
Sept. 16
Doe or fawn antelope valid in that portion of Area 52 south of North Spring Creek
107
109*
110
111*
6
6
6
6
Sept. 10
Sept. 15
Sept. 20
Sept. 17
V
7 Sept. 1 Doe or fawn antelope valid in that portion of Area 53 on private land 112 6 Sept. 20 Doe or fawn antelope
57 7 Sept. 1 Doe or fawn antelope valid in that portion of Area 57 on private land
114 6 Sept. 1 Doe or fawn antelope valid on private land or State Trust land
61
63
6
6
Sept. 3
Sept. 13
115 6 Oct. 9
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Doe or fawn antelope, valid in that portion of Area 115 east of the Nowood River or south and
west of Cornell Gulch or the Nowater Stock Trail (BLM Road 1404)
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*INDICATES HUNT AREAS WITH DIFFICULT PUBLIC ACCESS* (please see Page 44 entitled, “HUNT
AREAS WITH DIFFICULT PUBLIC ACCESS” of this packet for more information).
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Tentative Moose Hunting
Season Information
Note: “Type” indicates limitations such as sex of animal, season dates, portion of area, etc.
Limited Quota Licenses (Apply on Form 2)
HUNT AREA TYPE OPENS LIMITATIONS
1 1 Oct. 1 Any moose, except cow moose with calf at side
4 Oct. 1 Antlerless moose, except cow moose with calf at side
2 1 Oct. 1 Antlered moose
3 1 Sept. 20 Antlered moose
4* 1 Sept. 20 Antlered moose
4 Sept. 20 Antlerless moose, except cow moose with calf at side
307-777- 4600
23 CWD Unit 1 Sept. 15 Antlered moose
25* 1 Oct. 1 Antlered moose
27* 1 Oct. 1 Antlered moose
36, 40 1 Oct. 1 Antlered moose, except cow moose with calf at side
38, 41 1 Oct. 1 Any moose, except cow moose with calf at side
42, 43 1 Oct. 1 Any moose except cow moose with calf at side
44 1 Oct. 1 Any moose except cow moose with calf at side
AREAS CLOSED TO MOOSE HUNTING

HUNT AREA TYPE OPENS LIMITATIONS
8 CLOSED
19 CLOSED
33 CLOSED
7, 14, 15, 32 CLOSED
*INDICATES HUNT AREAS WITH DIFFICULT PUBLIC ACCESS* (please see Page 44 entitled,
“HUNT AREAS WITH DIFFICULT PUBLIC ACCESS” of this packet for more information).
CWD Unit indicates Chronic Wasting Disease (please see page 11 entitled, “CHRONIC WASTING
DISEASE INFORMATION” and “CHRONIC WASTING DISEASE SURVEILLANCE
PROGRAM” of this packet for more information).
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Tentative Bighorn Sheep Hunting
Season Information
Note: “Type” indicates limitations such as sex of animal, season dates, portion of area, etc.
LIMITED QUOTA LICENSE (APPLY ON FORM 2)
HUNT TYPE OPENS LIMITATIONS

AREA
1 1 Sept. 1 Any ram
307-777- 4600
2 1 Sept. 1 Any ram
3 1 Sept. 1 Any ram
4 1 Sept. 1 Any ram
5 1 Sept. 1 Any ram
6 1 Aug. 15 Any ram; two resident licenses issued
7 1 Sept. 1 Any bighorn sheep
8, 23 1 Sept. 1 Any ram
9 1 Aug. 15 Any ram
10 1 Aug. 15 Any ram
12* 1 Sept. 1 Any ram; two resident licenses issued
19* 1 Sept. 1 Any ram
20* 1 Sept. 1 Any ram; one resident license issued
22 1 Sept. 1 Any ram, also valid in Area 5 after September 30
24 1 Sept. 1 Any ram; one resident license issued
AREAS CLOSED TO SHEEP HUNTING

HUNT TYPE OPENS LIMITATIONS
AREA
18, 21 CLOSED
*INDICATES HUNT AREAS WITH DIFFICULT PUBLIC

ACCESS* (please see Page 44 entitled, “HUNT AREAS WITH
DIFFICULT PUBLIC ACCESS” of this packet for more
information).
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Frequently Asked Questions
Question: Answer:
Can I apply for both a license and a No. You have to make the decision to apply for the drawing for the issuance of a license or make the
preference point for moose and/or decision to not be in the drawing this year, but rather to just earn a point. However, if you apply for a license
bighorn sheep? and are unsuccessful in the drawing, you will earn a preference point.
Question: Answer:
Can I apply for both a license and a You have three options. Option 1: You can apply for a license with a preference point option with the
preference point for elk, deer and/or opportunity to earn a preference point. You will submit the preference point fee along with your license fee
antelope? and application fee. If you are successful on your second or third choice hunt area, you will earn a
preference point. If you are successful on your first choice, you will not earn a preference point and will
receive a refund of your preference point fee. Option 2: You can apply for a license only with no desire to
earn a preference point. You will not earn a preference point. You submit your license fee and application
fee only. Option 3: From July 1 - Sept. 30, you can apply for a preference point only with no desire to be
in the Option 1 or Option 2 drawing for a license. You submit the preference point fee only. You may not
select Option 1 and Option 3 in the same year if you have earned a preference point or if you have drawn
your first choice license in the initial drawing.
Question: Answer:
Do I have a better chance of being Your chances are the same whether you apply as an individual or in a party. However, the odds of all
successful by applying as a single applicant members of a party being successful are significantly better if they apply as a party rather than individuals.
or a party applicant?
Question: Answer:
How can I apply risk-free for Reduced Many applicants wait to see if they draw a Full Price Elk, Deer or Antelope license, then attempt to purchase
Price licenses in the initial draw? a Reduced Price license using the WGFD website or at automated license selling agents, rather than apply
for a Reduced Price license in the initial drawing. These applicants do not want to risk drawing a Reduced
Price license without drawing their corresponding Full Price license. Wait no more! If you apply for a Full
Price Elk, Deer or Antelope license and want to apply for up to two (2) Reduced Price Doe/Fawn Deer,
Reduced Price Doe/Fawn Antelope or one (1) Reduced Price Cow/Calf Elk license without risk, then check
the withdrawal block on Forms 17, 18 and 19 for the applicable Reduced Price license(s). This will ensure
that if you are unsuccessful in the Full Price license drawing(s), you will be withdrawn from the Reduced
Price license drawing(s).
Question: Answer:
What is the difference between a Full Price Biologically, these are the same animal. The price is the difference. The term Antlerless Elk is used to
Antlerless Elk license and a Reduced Price identify the Full Price license and the term Cow/Calf Elk is used to identify the Reduced Price license. On
Cow/Calf Elk license? page 9 you will find information on Reduced Price Cow/Calf Elk licenses. Hunt areas that have Reduced
Price Cow/Calf Elk licenses are listed on page 19. Do not confuse these licenses with the Full Price
Antlerless Elk licenses listed on pages 17 and 18. Not all hunt areas have Reduced Price licenses; however,
some areas have both Full Price Antlerless Elk licenses and Reduced Price Cow/Calf Elk licenses. A person
may apply for and receive one Reduced Price Cow/Calf Elk license (Form 17) and one Full Price Elk license
(Form 17) in the same year. You do not have to have a Full Price license to apply for a Reduced Price license.
However, a person may not apply for and/or receive two (2) Full Price Elk licenses.
Question: Answer:
What is the difference between a Full By paying the additional $480.00 for Elk or $240.00 for Deer and/or Antelope, the applicant can participate
Price Special Elk, Deer or Antelope in a separate random drawing. Wyoming Statute allocates 40 percent of the available Nonresident Elk, 40
license and a Regular Full Price license? percent of the available Nonresident Antelope and 40 percent of the available Nonresident Deer licenses
to the applicants who pay the higher price. The expectation behind this is to increase drawing odds due to
fewer applicants paying the higher price. However, this is not always the case. To evaluate drawing odds from
the previous year, an applicant can purchase a demand index summary or view the information free on the
WGFD website. Odds can vary substantially year to year. There is no guarantee of success in the drawing
for special licenses. Please call 800-548-9453 to purchase a Demand Index.
Question: Answer
Can a youth applicant apply in a party of Yes, but the youth applicant must pay the Full Price Special license fee: Elk ($1,071.00), Deer ($566.00) or
Special Elk, Deer or Antelope? Antelope ($526.00).
Question: Answer:
Can an applicant apply for both a Full No. An applicant must apply for either the Full Price Regular or the Full Price Special license.
Price Regular license and a Full Price
Special license?

WYOMING GAME AND FISH DEPARTMENT
Form – 17
2011 NONRESIDENT FULL PRICE ELK LICENSE AND/OR REDUCED PRICE COW/CALF ELK LICENSE APPLICATION
PLEASE ASSIGN # We encourage you to apply online at http://gf.state.wy.us
SPORTSPERSON ID# (See page 7, Section 3) SOCIAL SECURITY # - (See Page 7, Section 4) Date of Birth (DOB) (MM/DD/YY)
Last Name First Name Middle Suffix DEPARTMENT USE ONLY
Mailing Address Weight Eyes Hair Height Sex See reverse side for
personal data elements.
City State/Prov. Country ZIP or Postal Code “ACCESS YES” DONATION

$1.00 donation = 4.2 acres of hunting access!
All donations go toward access.
YES NO
Physical Address (If other than mailing) If (YES) Box is checked, specify dollar amount
here and ADD to amount remitted.
City State/Prov. Country ZIP or Postal Code $ $
Daytime Phone Number (M-F 8am – 5pm Mountain Time) SEARCH & RESCUE DONATION
Wyoming Statute 23-2-101 provides for a voluntary
Party donation to fund Search & Rescue operations
Application throughout Wyoming.
Under penalty of prosecution, I swear or affirm that the information given by me on this application is true and Block YES NO
correct and I understand that if I do not remit the proper fee I will not be eligible to receive a preference point. If (YES) Box is checked, specify dollar amount
Applicant’s month day year here and ADD to amount remitted.
Signature: of
Parent or Legal Date: 1 1 $ $
Guardian’s Signature: See page 8, Sec. 5
(Required if Applicant is less than 14 years old.)
PLEASE COMPLETE ONLY ONE SECTION (#1, #2, #3 OR #4). SEE PAGE 6 FOR MORE INFORMATION ON ELK PREFERENCE POINTS. Applicants are reminded that preference points are OPTIONAL and can only be
awarded in one of two ways: Either 1) Apply for Full Price Elk license with preference point option (#1) and be unsuccessful in drawing your 1st choice area/type or 2) Purchase a preference point only from July 1 – Sept 30, 2011.
Please call (307) 777-4600 or visit our web site at http://gf.state.wy.us after June 15, 2011, to obtain a Preference Point Only application.
#1 FULL PRICE ELK LICENSE WITH PREFERENCE POINT FEE OPTION INCLUDED IN PRICE #2 FULL PRICE ELK LICENSE ONLY (No Preference Point Fee Included)
Apply Jan 1 – Jan 31, 2011 Apply Jan 1 – Jan 31, 2011
 REGULAR - $641.00 – NEP OR  REGULAR - $591.00 – NE
 YOUTH (under 18) - $299.00 – NYEP  YOUTH (under 18) - $289.00 – NYE
 SPECIAL - $1,121.00 – NSEP  SPECIAL - $1,071.00 – NSE
#3 FULL PRICE LANDOWNER ELK LIC WITH PREF POINT FEE OPTION INCLUDED IN PRICE #4 FULL PRICE LANDOWNER ELK LIC ONLY (No Pref Point Fee Incl)
Apply Jan 1 – Jan 20, 2011 Apply Jan 1 – Jan 20, 2011
 LANDOWNER - $641.00 – NLEP  LANDOWNER - $591.00 – NLE
 YOUTH LANDOWNER (under 18) - $299.00 - NYLEP  YOUTH LANDOWNER (under 18) - $289.00 - NYLE
List “Gen” for General Area (leave Type blank) or Area and Type for Limited Quota. See reverse side when applying for a LANDOWNER or a YOUTH LICENSE
Mail to: WYOMING GAME & FISH DEPARTMENT
1st 2nd 3rd LICENSE DRAW SECTION
Choice Choice Choice 5400 BISHOP BOULEVARD
Area
Type
Area
Type
Type
Area
Elk Elk Elk CHEYENNE, WY 82006-0001

(Select from Hunting Season Information Charts, See Pages 17-18) PERSONAL CHECKS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED AFTER JANUARY 31, 2011.
See INSTRUCTIONS and WARNINGS on Reverse Side Prior to Applying for a COW/CALF ELK LICENSE. COW/CALF ELK WITHDRAWAL BLOCK
REDUCED Check if applying Maximum One (1) License Per Applicant
PRICE Apply Jan 1 – Jan 31, 2011 1st 2nd
Choice If you check this box, you will be removed from the reduced
COW/CALF COW/CALF ELK - $302.00 - NCCE Choice
price cow/calf elk drawing ONLY if you did not draw ANY of
Area
Type
Cow/Calf
Area
Type
Cow/Calf
ELK YOUTH COW/CALF ELK - $114.00 - NYCCE Elk Elk your choices in the full price elk license drawing.
LICENSE (under 18) (Select from Hunting Season Information Chart, See Page 19)
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License fees listed above INCLUDE the nonrefundable $14.00 application fee. License fees for issued licenses are nonrefundable – Please refer to Page 7, Sec. 2(n)
Please make additional copies of this form if necessary. The Wyoming Game and Fish Department recommends that you make copies of your applications for your records.
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The Department CANNOT assume responsibility for mail delivery to and from the Department. DO NOT rely on overnight mail. We encourage you to apply online at http://gf.state.wy.us
INSTRUCTIONS FOR ELK LANDOWNER LICENSES
1. Landowner license applications will not be accepted by the Wyoming Game and Fish Department without the approval of the game
warden within whose district the areas being applied for are located. To help verify that you are eligible as a landowner applicant,
please complete the following:
* Legal description of the deeded land that entitles you to this license (section, range, township)
________________________________________________________________________________________________________
* Is this land held as: an individual? a corporation? a trust? a partnership? a limited liability company?
joint tenancy or tenancy in common or tenancy by the entirety?
* If you are a member of the landowner’s immediate family, what is the name of the landowner to whom you are related?
Name ________________________________________ Relationship ________________________________
2. Contact your game warden for approval prior to the established application period of Jan 1 to Jan 20. All applications must be received
by the district game warden or regional office by the established deadline for consideration.
APPLICATIONS RECEIVED AFTER THE DEADLINE WILL BE REJECTED.

APPLICATIONS RECEIVED WITHOUT PROPER APPROVAL WILL BE REJECTED.
3. Game Warden Approval:
Approved for Elk Landowner License: Game Warden’s Signature:___________________________________________
Game Warden’s Printed Name: ____________________________________________
Game Warden Radio Call Number: GF-
INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETING REDUCED PRICE COW/CALF ELK SECTION

This section is to be used to apply for a Reduced Price Cow/Calf Elk license. This license can be purchased by itself or in addition to any
other General or Limited Quota Elk license that you may draw or purchase. No more than one (1) Reduced Price Cow/Calf Elk
license may be received. If any licenses remain after the drawing, either those applicants unsuccessful in the Reduced Price Elk
drawing or first time applicants may purchase a license in the field. These licenses may be purchased from automated License
Selling Agents or online at http://gf.state.wy.us beginning July 20, 2011.
WARNING
A PERSON MAY APPLY FOR A REDUCED PRICE LICENSE WITHOUT APPLYING FOR A FULL PRICE LICENSE. THE
DRAWING FOR FULL PRICE ELK LICENSES IS INDEPENDENT OF THE DRAWING FOR REDUCED PRICE COW/CALF
ELK LICENSES. THE POSSIBILITY EXISTS THAT YOU COULD DRAW A REDUCED PRICE COW/CALF ELK LICENSE
IN A DIFFERENT HUNT AREA THAN YOU DRAW YOUR REGULAR ELK LICENSE. IF CONCERNED THAT YOU MAY
RECEIVE LICENSES IN DIFFERENT HUNT AREAS, ONLY APPLY FOR A SINGLE HUNT AREA IN THE REGULAR ELK
DRAWING AND THE REDUCED PRICE COW/CALF ELK DRAWING.
ONCE ISSUED, NO REFUNDS WILL BE MADE FOR THE LICENSE(S).
YOUTH REQUIREMENTS
To be eligible for a youth big game license, an applicant must be at least 11 years of age at the time of application, have not
reached their 18th birthday at the time of application, and be at least 12 years of age while in the field hunting.
PERSONAL DATA ELEMENTS

Please use the following abbreviations when completing your application:
EYES: Brown-BR, Blue-BL, Hazel-HZ, Green-GR, Gray-GY HAIR: Brown-BR, Blonde-BL, Black-BK, Gray-GY, Red-RD, Bald-BD, White-WH
HEIGHT: Enter as Feet and Inches SUFFIX: Examples are Jr., Sr., I, II, III, IV

Form – 18
2011 NONRESIDENT FULL PRICE DEER LICENSE AND/OR REDUCED PRICE DOE/FAWN DEER LICENSE APPLICATION
SPORTSPERSON ID# (See page 7, Section 3) SOCIAL SECURITY # (See page 7, Section 4) Date of Birth (DOB) (MM/DD/YY)
Mailing Address Weight Eyes Hair Height Sex See reverse side
for personal data
elements.
City State/Prov. Country ZIP or Postal Code
“ACCESS YES” DONATION
Physical Address (If other than mailing)
YES NO
If (YES) Box is checked, specify dollar amount
$ $
Daytime Phone Number (M-F 8am – 5pm Mountain Time)

SEARCH & RESCUE DONATION
Party Wyoming Statute 23-2-101 provides for a voluntary
Application donation to fund Search & Rescue operations
throughout Wyoming.
Under penalty of prosecution, I swear or affirm that the information given by me on this application is true and
Block
correct and I understand that if I do not remit the proper fee I will not be eligible to receive a preference point.
YES NO
Applicant’s month day year of here and ADD to amount remitted.
Signature:
Parent or Legal Date: 1 1
Guardian’s Signature: See page 8, Sec. 5 $ $
PLEASE COMPLETE ONLY ONE SECTION (#1 OR #2). SEE PAGE 6 FOR MORE INFORMATION ON DEER PREFERENCE POINTS. Applicants are reminded that preference points are OPTIONAL and can only be
awarded in one of two ways: Either 1) Apply for Full Price Deer license with preference point option (#1) and be unsuccessful in drawing your 1st choice area/type or 2) Purchase a preference point only from July 1 – Sept. 30, 2011.
Please call (307) 777-4600 or visit our web site at http//gf.state.wy.us after June 15, 2011, to obtain a Preference Point Only application.
#1 FULL PRICE DEER LICENSE WITH PREFERENCE POINT FEE OPTION INCLUDED IN PRICE #2 FULL PRICE DEER LICENSE ONLY (No Preference Point Fee Included)
Apply Jan 1 – Mar 15, 2011 Apply Jan 1 – Mar 15, 2011
 REGULAR - $366.00 – NDP OR  REGULAR - $326.00 – ND
 YOUTH (under 18) - $134.00 – NYDP  YOUTH (under 18) - $124.00 – NYD
 SPECIAL - $606.00 – NSDP  SPECIAL - $566.00 – NSD
 LANDOWNER - $366.00 – NLDP  LANDOWNER - $326.00 – NLD
 YOUTH LANDOWNER (under 18) - $134.00 - NYLDP  YOUTH LANDOWNER (under 18) - $124.00 - NYLD
See reverse side when applying for a LANDOWNER or a YOUTH LICENSE PERSONAL CHECKS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED AFTER MARCH 15, 2011.
Region or Area Region or Area Region or Area Mail to: WYOMING GAME & FISH DEPARTMENT
1st 2nd 3rd LICENSE DRAW SECTION
Choice Choice Choice 5400 BISHOP BOULEVARD
Type
Type
Type
Deer Deer Deer CHEYENNE, WY 82006-0001

List Region (leave Type blank) or Area and Type. (Select from Hunting Season Information Charts, See Page 21)
See WARNING on Reverse Side Prior to Applying for a DOE/FAWN DEER LICENSE.
DOE/FAWN DEER WITHDRAWAL BLOCK
REDUCED Check if applying Maximum Two (2) License Per Applicant
PRICE Apply Jan 1 – Mar 15, 1 License 2 Licenses 1st 2nd
DOE/FAWN DOE/FAWN DEER - NDD $48.00 $96.00 Choice Choice If you check this box, you will be removed from
Area
Type
Doe/Fawn
Area
Type
Doe/Fawn the reduced price doe/fawn deer drawing ONLY if

DEER YOUTH DOE/FAWN DEER - NYDD $33.00 $66.00 Deer Deer you did not draw ANY of your choices in the full
LICENSE (under 18) price deer license drawing.
(Select from Hunting Season Information Chart, See Page 22)
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INSTRUCTIONS FOR DEER LANDOWNER LICENSES
* Legal description of the deeded land which entitles you to this license (section, range, township)
________________________________________________________________________________________________________
2. Contact your game warden for approval prior to the established application period of Jan 1 to Mar 15. All applications must be received

Approved for Deer Landowner License:Game Warden’s Signature:__________________________________________
INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETING REDUCED PRICE DOE/FAWN DEER APPLICATION

This application is to be used to apply for a Reduced Price Doe/Fawn Deer license. This license can be purchased by itself or in addition
to any General or Limited Quota Deer license that you may have drawn. No more than a maximum of two (2) Reduced Price
Doe/Fawn Deer licenses may be received in the drawing. Those applicants who have not received their maximum of two (2)
Reduced Price Doe/Fawn Deer licenses, in the initial drawing, must wait to see if any of those licenses remain after the drawing.
If licenses remain after the drawing, they may be purchased in the field from automated License Selling Agents or online at
http://gf.state.wy.us beginning July 20, 2011.
WARNING
DRAWING FOR FULL PRICE DEER LICENSES IS INDEPENDENT OF THE DRAWING FOR REDUCED PRICE
DOE/FAWN DEER LICENSES. THE POSSIBILITY EXISTS THAT YOU COULD DRAW A REDUCED PRICE DOE/FAWN
DEER LICENSE IN A DIFFERENT HUNT AREA THAN YOU DRAW YOUR REGULAR DEER LICENSE. IF CONCERNED
THAT YOU MAY RECEIVE LICENSES IN DIFFERENT HUNT AREAS, ONLY APPLY FOR A SINGLE HUNT AREA IN THE
REGULAR DEER DRAWING AND THE REDUCED PRICE DOE/FAWN DEER DRAWING.
YOUTH REQUIREMENTS


Form – 19
2011 NONRESIDENT FULL PRICE ANTELOPE LICENSE AND/OR REDUCED PRICE DOE/FAWN ANTELOPE LICENSE APPLICATION
SPORTSPERSON ID# (See page 7, Section 3) SOCIAL SECURITY # (See page 7, Section 4) Date of Birth (DOB) (MM/DD/YY)
See reverse side

Mailing Address Weight Eyes Hair Height (Ft – In) Sex
for personal data
elements.

Physical Address (If other than mailing) YES NO
City State/Prov. Country ZIP or Postal Code $ $
Daytime Phone Number (M-F 8am – 5pm Mountain Time) SEARCH & RESCUE DONATION
Party Wyoming Statute 23-2-101 provides for a voluntary
donation to fund Search & Rescue operations
Application throughout Wyoming.
Under penalty of prosecution, I swear or affirm that the information given by me on this application is true and Block YES NO
correct and I understand that if I do not remit the proper fee I will not be eligible to receive a preference point. If (YES) Box is checked, specify dollar amount
Applicant’s month day year here and ADD to amount remitted.
of
Signature:
Parent or Legal Date: 1 1 $ $
Guardian’s Signature: See page 8, Sec. 5
PLEASE COMPLETE ONLY ONE SECTION (#1 OR #2). SEE PAGE 6 FOR MORE INFORMATION ON ANTELOPE PREFERENCE POINTS. Applicants are reminded that preference points are OPTIONAL and can only
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be awarded in one of two ways: Either 1) Apply for Full Price Antelope license with preference point option (#1) and be unsuccessful in drawing your 1 choice area/type or 2) Purchase a preference point only from July 1 –
Sept 30, 2011. Please call (307) 777-4600 or visit our web site at http://gf.state.wy.us after June 15, 2011, to obtain a Preference Point Only application.
#1 FULL PRICE ANTELOPE LICENSE WITH PREFERENCE POINT FEE OPTION INCLUDED IN PRICE #2 FULL PRICE ANTELOPE LICENSE ONLY (No Preference Point Fee Included)
Apply Jan 1 – Mar 15, 2011 Apply Jan 1 – Mar 15, 2011
 REGULAR - $316.00 – NAP OR  REGULAR - $286.00 – NA
 YOUTH (under 18) - $134.00 – NYAP  YOUTH (under 18) - $124.00 – NYA
 SPECIAL - $556.00 – NSAP  SPECIAL - $526.00 – NSA
 LANDOWNER - $316.00 – NLAP  LANDOWNER - $286.00 – NLA
 YOUTH LANDOWNER (under 18) - $134.00 - NYLAP  YOUTH LANDOWNER (under 18) - $124.00 - NYLA
See reverse side when applying for a LANDOWNER or a YOUTH LICENSE.
List Area and Type. Mail to: WYOMING GAME AND FISH DEPARTMENT
1st 2nd 3rd
Mail to:
LICENSE WYOMING
DRAW GAME & FISH DEPARTMENT
SECTION
Choice Choice Choice 5400 BISHOPLICENSE DRAW SECTION
BOULEVARD
Area
Type
Type
Type
Area
Area
Antelope Antelope Antelope CHEYENNE, WY 82006-0001
(Select from Hunting Season Information Charts, See Page 24) PERSONAL CHECKS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED AFTER MARCH 15, 2011.
See INSTRUCTIONS and WARNINGS on Reverse Side Prior to Applying for a DOE/FAWN ANTELOPE LICENSE. DOE/FAWN ANTELOPE
WITHDRAWAL BLOCK
REDUCED Check if applying Maximum Two (2) License Per Applicant
PRICE Apply Jan 1 – Mar 15, 2011 1 License 2 Licenses 1st 2nd
Choice Choice If you check this box, you will be removed from
DOE/FAWN DOE/FAWN ANTELOPE - NDA $48.00 $96.00 the reduced price doe/fawn antelope drawing
Area
Type
Doe/Fawn
Area
Type
Doe/Fawn
ANTELOPE YOUTH DOE/FAWN ANTELOPE - NYDA $33.00 $66.00 Antelope Antelope ONLY if you did not draw ANY of your choices in
LICENSE (under 18) the full price Antelope license drawing.
(Select from Hunting Season Information Chart, See Page 25)
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INSTRUCTIONS FOR ANTELOPE LANDOWNER LICENSES
* Legal description of the deeded land which entitles you to this license (section, range, township)
________________________________________________________________________________________________________
2. Contact your game warden for approval prior to the established application period of Jan 1 to Mar 15. All applications must be received

Approved for Antelope Landowner License: Game Warden’s Signature:________________________________________
INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETING REDUCED PRICE DOE/FAWN ANTELOPE APPLICATION

This application is to be used to apply for a Reduced Price Doe/Fawn Antelope license. This license can be purchased by itself or in
addition to any Limited Quota Antelope license that you may have drawn. No more than a maximum of two (2) Reduced Price
Doe/Fawn Antelope licenses may be received in the drawing. Those applicants, who have not received their maximum of two (2)
Reduced Price Doe/Fawn Antelope licenses in the initial drawing, must wait to see if any of those licenses remain after the
drawing. If licenses remain after the drawing, they may be purchased in the field from automated License Selling Agents or
online at http://gf.state.wy.us beginning July 20, 2011.
WARNING
DRAWING FOR FULL PRICE ANTELOPE LICENSES IS INDEPENDENT OF THE DRAWING FOR REDUCED PRICE
DOE/FAWN ANTELOPE LICENSES. THE POSSIBILITY EXISTS THAT YOU COULD DRAW A REDUCED PRICE
DOE/FAWN ANTELOPE LICENSE IN A DIFFERENT HUNT AREA THAN YOU DRAW YOUR REGULAR ANTELOPE
LICENSE. IF CONCERNED THAT YOU MAY RECEIVE LICENSES IN DIFFERENT HUNT AREAS, ONLY APPLY FOR A
SINGLE HUNT AREA IN THE REGULAR ANTELOPE DRAWING AND THE REDUCED PRICE DOE/FAWN ANTELOPE
DRAWING.
YOUTH REQUIREMENTS


Form 2
2011 NONRESIDENT
Wyoming
Game And Fish Department
MOOSE, BIGHORN SHEEP, MOUNTAIN GOAT
LICENSE APPLICATION
DEPARTMENT USE ONLY
We encourage you to apply online at http://gf.state.wy.us
PLEASE ASSIGN #
SPORTSPERSON ID# (See Page 7, Section 3) SOCIAL SECURITY # - (See Page 7, Section 4) Date of Birth (DOB) (MM/DD/YY)
Last Name First Name MI Suffix

See reverse side for
personal data elements.
Mailing Address Weight Eyes Hair Height Sex
(307) 777- 4600

City State/Prov. Country ZIP Code
Physical Address (if different from mailing) YES NO
City State/Prov. Country ZIP Code

$
Daytime Phone Number (8AM – 5PM M-F Mountain Time)

SEARCH & RESCUE DONATION
Wyoming Statute 23-2-101 provides for a
voluntary donation to fund Search & Rescue
operations throughout Wyoming.
Under penalty of prosecution, I swear or affirm that the information given by me on this application is TRUE and CORRECT. YES NO
Applicant’s here and ADD to amount remitted.
Signature ___________________________________________________________________________________________
Parent or Month Day $ year

Legal Guardian’s $
Signature __________________________________________________________________________________________ Date: 1 1
(Required if Applicant is under age 14)
**Includes Preference Point Fee. If unsuccessful in
the drawing, you will automatically be charged
COMPLETE THIS BLOCK IF APPLYING $75.00 for a Moose Preference Point and/or $100.00
Apply Jan. 1 to Feb. 28, 2011 FOR A MOOSE LICENSE. A
PREFERENCE POINT WILL BE 1st 2nd for a Bighorn Sheep Preference Point. These
NONRESIDENT MOOSE AWARDED IF UNSUCCESSFUL FOR A Choice
M Choice
M Preference Point Fees will be automatically deducted
**Nonresident Moose ($1416.00) - NM LICENSE Area Type Area Type from your license fee refund amount.
(Check the Box if Applying) You cannot use this application to purchase
Preference Points only. You will need to use
COMPLETE THIS BLOCK IF APPLY FOR A
Form 30 from July 1 – September 30, 2011.
Apply Jan. 1 to Feb. 28, 2011 SHEEP LICENSE. A PREFERENCE POINT
NONRESIDENT BIGHORN SHEEP WILL BE AWARDED IF UNSUCCESSFUL FOR S
A LICENSE Please make additional copies of this form if necessary.
** Nonresident Bighorn Sheep ($2,266.00) - NS (Check the Box if Applying) Area Type The Wyoming Game and Fish Department recommends
that you make copies of your application for your records.
Apply Jan. 1 to Feb. 28, 2011 The Department CANNOT assume responsibility for mail
delivery to and from the Department. DO NOT rely on
RESIDENT MOUNTAIN GOAT G overnight mail.
Nonresident Mountain Goat ($2,166.00) - NG (Check the Box if Applying)
Page
Area Type
MAIL TO: WYOMING GAME AND FISH DEPARTMENT, LICENSE DRAW SECTION, 5400 BISHOP BLVD., CHEYENNE, WY 82006-0001 We encourage you to apply online at http://gf.state.wy.us
37
Application Checklist
We encourage you to apply using the WGFD website and using your credit or debit card.
However, if you prefer to submit paper applications, please refer to the checklist below
to ensure that your application is completed correctly.
1. Verify the application form number is the same 7. Submit the proper fee payable to Wyoming
as the one indicated on the map and charts for Game and Fish Department.
the species and type for which you wish to apply. 8. Thoroughly review the current species hunt
2. If you are applying as a party, did you complete area maps to ensure your desired hunt areas and
the party application block? types are properly completed for the sex of the
Did all applicants (limit six) fill out the animal and season date of your choice.
applications in the same manner (same species, 9. Address your envelope properly and mail to:
area, type and order of preference)? Wyoming Game and Fish Department,
Did you include all applications in one envelope? License Draw Section, 5400 Bishop Blvd.,
3. complete the name, sportsperson Cheyenne, WY 82006-0001.
identiFication number, social security 10. make a copy oF your application For your
number, mailing address and physical
records.
address portion oF the application.
11. Mail your application early in the application
4. List your date oF birth. period to allow time for checking and to make
5. Include your telephone number. This may corrections, if necessary.
enable clarification of a questionable application.
6. Have you or your representative signed the
application? Representatives should sign their
own signature for the applicant name.
Example: John Doe for John Smith. (John Doe
is the Representative for John Smith.)
• Each person licensed to hunt or fish in

Wyoming must purchase a Conservation
Stamp prior to going into the field. See page
43 for Conservation Stamp Requirements and
Exemptions.
• Purchase Conservation Stamps on the WGFD
website.
• See page 43 for Hunter Safety Requirements.

Form - 7
2011 NONRESIDENT WILD BISON PRIORITY LIST APPLICATION
We encourage you to apply online at http://gf.state.wy.us
Department Use Only
PLEASE ASSIGN #
SPORTSPERSON ID # (See Page 7, Section 3) SOCIAL SECURITY # (See Page 7, Section 4) Date of Birth (DOB) (DD/MM/YY)
Last Name First Name Middle Suffix
Mailing Address Weight Eyes Hair Height Sex
City State/Prov. Country ZIP or Postal
Physical Address (If other than mailing) Daytime Phone Number (M-F 8am – 5pm Mountain Time)
City State/Prov. Country ZIP or Postal
Under penalty of prosecution, I swear that the information given by me on this application is true and correct.
Applicant’s Signature__________________________________________________________________ Date_____/_____/ 11

APPLICANT MUST BE 14 YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER PRIOR TO SEPTEMBER 1 OF THE SEASON FOR WHICH
THE WILD BISON LICENSE IS ISSUED.
No person who is issued a wild bison hunting license and who harvests “ACCESS YES” DONATION SEARCH & RESCUE DONATION
a wild bison after January 31, 2001, shall be eligible to apply for and $1.00 donation = 4.2 acres of hunting access! Wyoming Statute 23-2-101 provides for a voluntary
All donations go toward access. donation to fund Search & Rescue operations
receive a hunting license for wild bison in any future year. Did you throughout Wyoming.
harvest a wild bison after January 31, 2001?
YES NO
YES NO
YES NO here and ADD to amount remitted. If (YES) Box is checked, specify dollar amount
If YES, you are not eligible to complete this Wild Bison Priority Listing $ $
application or any future Wild Bison Priority Listing application.
Apply January 1 to February 28, 2011

NONRESIDENT WILD BISON
THE APPLICATION FEE OF $14.00 AND THE PRIORITY LISTING FEE OF $6.00 ARE NONREFUNDABLE.
(CHECK ONLY ONE TYPE)
ANY WILD BISON ($20.00) - RWB FEMALE/CALF WILD BISON ($20.00) - RWFB
_____ AREA 002 TYPE 1 ______ AREA 002 TYPE 4
You are reminded that this application is only for a ranking on the Wild Bison Priority Listing. If applicant is notified for a hunt a license must still be
purchased. The license fee is $2,502.00. The hunt time period and hunt area may be designated by the Department at the time of notification
of hunting opportunity.
A random computer selection will place hunters on a priority list. The Priority List shall remain valid from September 1, 2011 – January 31, 2012. As
per the Wyoming Game and Fish Commission Chapter 15 Wild Bison Recreational Hunting Season regulation, applicants on the Wild Bison Priority
List shall be notified by mail or by telephone, in order of their priority ranking, when the Department determines a Wild Bison recreational hunting
opportunity may exist. The notification shall be mailed a minimum of five (5) days immediately prior to the scheduled Wild Bison hunting season. At
the Department’s discretion, additional notifications may be made by mail or telephone.
MAIL TO:
WYOMING GAME AND FISH DEPARTMENT Please make additional copies of this form if necessary. The Wyoming Game and Fish Department
LICENSE DRAW SECTION recommends that you make copies of your applications for your records.
5400 BISHOP BLVD. The Department CANNOT assume responsibility for mail delivery to and from the Department.
CHEYENNE, WY 82006-0001 DO NOT rely on overnight mail.
http://gf.state.wy.us 307-777- 4600 Page 39

Hunt Areas Administered
by Regional Offices
For more information about specific hunt areas, please contact the
Telephone Information Center at (307) 777-4600. See page 43 for address How to obtain written permission
and phone number information for Regional Offices. from the Department to hunt on
areas enrolled in the
Casper Region Hunter Management Area Program.
Antelope Areas 2-9, 11, 12, 25-27, 29-32, 69-73, 103
Deer Areas 2-15, 22, 34, 65, 66, 88, 89 The Wyoming Game and Fish Department
Elk Areas 1, 3, 7, 19, 23, 113, 116, 117, 120, 122, 126, 129 developed the Hunter Management Area (HMA)
program as part of the Private Lands Public Wildlife
Bighorn Sheep Areas 19, 20
Access Program. The program provides free hunter
Cody Region access with written permission to large blocks of
Antelope Areas 76-83, 110, 114-116 mixed public and private lands. A hunter is required
Deer Areas 35, 37, 39-47, 49-53, 105, 106, 109-125, 127, 164-165 to obtain permission from the Department prior to
Elk Areas 39-42, 45, 47-56, 58-66, 121 hunting an HMA. Permission slips may be obtained
Moose Areas 8, 9, 11, 42, 43 over the Internet on the WGFD website for the
Bighorn Sheep Areas 1-5, 12 majority of HMAs. HMAs are either unlimited,
Mountain Goat Areas 1, 3 limited first-come first-served or limited draw. The
Green River Region WGFD website will be updated during July after
Antelope Areas 53, 55, 57-59, 92-96, 98-100, 112 the drawing for big game licenses. Hunters without
Deer Areas 82, 100-102, 131-135, 168 Internet access can stop by a Game and Fish office
Elk Areas 21, 30-32, 100, 102-107, 124 or mail a copy of their license(s), vehicle information,
Moose Areas 26, 27, 33, 35, 36, 40, 44 self-addressed stamped envelope and which HMA
they wish to hunt, to the PLPW Access Program,
Jackson Region 3030 Energy Lane, Casper, WY 82604. If you have
Antelope Area 85
questions regarding Hunter Management Areas,
Deer Areas 144-146, 148-152, 155, 156
contact the PLPW Access Program at (307) 473-3400.
Elk Areas 70, 71, 73, 75, 77-85, 88-91
Moose Areas 7, 10, 14-21, 23, 28, 32, 37
Bighorn Sheep Areas 4, 6, 7
Mountain Goat Area 2
Pinedale Region
Antelope Areas 86-90, 91
Deer Areas 130, 138-143, 153, 154, 162
Elk Areas 86, 87, 92-99 The Wyoming Game and Fish Department
Moose Areas 3-5, 22, 24, 25, 30 receives Federal assistance in Sport Fish and
Bighorn Sheep Areas 8, 23, 24 Wildlife Restoration. Under Title VI of the 1964
Laramie Region Civil Rights Act, Section 504 of the
Antelope Areas 11, 12, 34-48, 50-52, 103, 104, 111 Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Title II of the
Deer Areas 16, 55, 57, 59-64, 70, 73-81, 161 Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, the
Elk Areas 3, 5-13, 15, 16, 110, 114, 125 Age Discrimination Act of 1975, Title IX of the
Moose Areas 38, 41
Education Amendments of 1972, the U.S.
Bighorn Sheep Areas 18, 19, 21
Department of Interior prohibits discrimination
Lander Region on the basis of race, color, national origin, age,
Antelope Areas 55, 56, 60-68, 74, 75, 84, 97, 106-108, 117
sex or disability. If you believe that you have been
Deer Areas 36, 83, 84, 87, 90, 92, 94, 96-98, 128, 157, 160, 170, 171
Elk Areas 22, 24, 25, 27, 28, 67-69, 108, 111, 118, 127, 128, discriminated against in any program, activity
130 or facility as described above, or if you desire
Moose Areas 2, 6, 30 further information, please write to: Department
Bighorn Sheep Areas 4, 9, 10, 22 of Interior, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service,
Sheridan Region Division of Human Resources, 4401 N. Fairfax
Antelope Areas 1, 10, 15-24, 102, 109, 113 Drive, Mail stop: 2000, Arlington, VA 22203.
Deer Areas 1, 17-21, 23-33, 163, 169
Elk Areas 2, 33-38, 113, 123, 129
Moose Areas 1, 34

Form - 16

2011 NONRESIDENT REQUEST TO BE REMOVED FROM A DRAWING
PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY WHEN COMPLETING REQUEST TO WITHDRAW
Withdrawals can be processed online at http://gf.state.wy.us
|___|___|___|___|___|___|___|___|___|___|___| |____/____/____| |________________________|

SPORTSPERSON IDENTIFICATION NUMBER DOB (MM/DD/YY) PHONE NUMBER
|__________________________________________|____________________________________|_______|_________|
Last Name First Name M.I. Suffix
|____________________________________________|___________________________|_____________|__________|__________|
Mailing Address City State/Province Country Zip Code
I hereby authorize the Wyoming Game and Fish Department to withdraw my application from the initial drawings for:
Please Check (√) those species that are applicable
ANTELOPE ELK
Antelope ________ Elk ________
Must be received by June 3, 2011 Must be received by February 3, 2011
Special Antelope ________ Special Elk ________
Reduced Price Doe/Fawn Antelope ________ Reduced Price Cow/Calf Elk ________
DEER MOOSE, BIGHORN SHEEP & MOUNTAIN GOAT

Deer ________ Moose _______
Must be received by June 3, 2011 Must be received by April 15, 2011
Special Deer ________ Bighorn Sheep ________
Reduced Price Doe/Fawn Deer ________ Mountain Goat ________
TURKEY
Spring Turkey ________
Must be received by February 3, 2011
Fall Turkey ________
Must be received by August 18, 2011
I further understand that I will be charged $5.00 to cover the cost of having each application withdrawn from the respective drawing(s). This charge
will be deducted from my normal license fee refund. The refund will be issued upon completion of the initial drawing from which I have requested
to be withdrawn. Thus, if I check 3 species above, $15.00 will be charged.
Applicant’s Signature ____________________________________________________ Date_____/_____/ 11
An applicant may not withdraw from any of the leftover processes for Elk, Deer, and Antelope. In addition, an applicant may not withdraw from
the Wild Bison Priority Listing drawing or Preference Point Only purchases.
NO PREFERENCE POINTS WILL BE AWARDED IF THE APPLICANT WITHDRAWS THEIR APPLICATION. HOWEVER, THE
APPLICANT MAY PURCHASE A PREFERENCE POINT FROM JULY 1, 2011 – SEPT. 30, 2011.
PLEASE NOTE: IF THIS REQUEST DOES NOT REACH THE DEPARTMENT BY THE DATES INDICATED ABOVE FOR SPECIES
INDICATED, YOUR APPLICATION WILL PROCESS NORMALLY THROUGH THE RESPECTIVE DRAWING. THE WYOMING
GAME AND FISH DEPARTMENT DOES NOT ACCEPT ANY RESPONSIBILITY FOR U. S. POSTAL OR OTHER DELIVERY
SERVICE DELAYS. FAXED WITHDRAWAL APPLICATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED.
MAIL TO: WYOMING GAME AND FISH DEPARTMENT OR FAX TO: 307-777-4679
LICENSE DRAW SECTION
5400 BISHOP BLVD. For Additional Information, please call 307-777-4600.
CHEYENNE, WY 82006-0001

Wyoming Game and Fish Department
Customer Services and Marketing
5400 Bishop Blvd., Cheyenne, WY 82006-0001
General Hunting and Fishing Information—(307) 777-4600
• List of Licensed Outfitters • National Geographic Road & • Wyoming State Geological
Wyoming State Board of Outfitters Recreational Atlas Survey
and Professional Guides Wyoming Game & Fish Department University Campus
1950 Bluegrass Circle, Ste. 280 Alternative Enterprises Laramie, WY 82070
Cheyenne, WY 82002 5400 Bishop Blvd. (307) 766-2286
(800) 264-0981 Cheyenne, WY 82006 www.wsgs.uwyo.edu/
http://outfitters.state.wy.us (800) 548-9453
https://gf.state.wy.us/ae
• national Forest, Grasslands • Wyoming Vacation and
and Wilderness Area Maps Travel Information
• State and County Maps Wyoming Travel & Tourism
USDA Forest Service Wyoming Department of
National Forest Store I-25 at College Drive
Transportation Cheyenne, WY 82002-0240
P.O. Box 8268 Billing Section - Accounting
Missoula, MT 59807 (307) 777-7777
5300 Bishop Blvd. Toll Free at 1-800-225-5996
http://nationalforeststore.com Cheyenne, WY 82011 www.wyomingtourism.org
(307) 777-4435
• Public Lands http://dot.state.wy.us
Information Center
www.publiclands.org
Department of the Interior Name __________________________________

Bureau of Land Management Address _________________________________
________________________________________
Wyoming ________________________________________
1:100,000 Scale Maps Daytime Phone ___________________________
BLM has developed a series of maps that cover the Price - $4.00 per map (free shipping)
entire state of Wyoming. These maps include land sta-
Amount Enclosed $ _______________________
tus (ownership), roads, topographic contour and eleva-
tion features, rivers and lakes. These maps are available
at any BLM office. Please use this index to select the
map(s) you need.
Mail This Form To:

Bureau of Land Management
P.O. Box 1828
Cheyenne, WY 82003
(307) 775-6256
http://www.blm.gov/wy/st/en.html
You may order maps over the phone with Visa or

MasterCard.

Need More Information?
Conservation Stamp Requirements
Just Write or Call
• Wyoming Game and Fish Department, Customer Services,
Each person licensed to hunt or fish in Wyoming shall
5400 Bishop Blvd., Cheyenne, WY 82006-0001 purchase one (1) conservation stamp for $12.50, valid for the
• Telephone Information Center (TIC) for General Hunting and
calendar year. The stamp shall be signed in ink and shall be
Fishing Information - (307) 777-4600 in the possession of the person while hunting or Fishing.
• WGFD website - for license results and General Hunting and Fishing Hunters or anglers who acquire a lifetime conservation stamp
Information or a conservation stamp authorization from the Department’s
• TDD (Telecommunications Device for the Deaf) - (307) 777-4647 electronic license service system shall not be required to meet
the signature provision.
• Cheyenne Headquarters Office ...................................(307) 777-4600
5400 Bishop Blvd., Cheyenne, WY 82006-0001 Conservation Stamps may be purchased from Cheyenne
• Casper Regional Office .................................................(307) 473-3400 Headquaters, Regional Offices, license selling agents through-
3030 Energy Lane, Casper, WY 82604 out the state and the WGFD website. A lifetime conserva-
• Cody Regional Office ....................................................(307) 527-7125 tion stamp may be purchased, for $180.50, by applying to the
2820 State Highway 120, Cody, WY 82414 Cheyenne Headquarters Office, License Section.
• Green River Regional Office ........................................(307) 875-3223
351 Astle, Green River, WY 82935 Conservation Stamp Exemptions
• Jackson Regional Office ................................................(307) 733-2321 Conservation Stamps are not required with the following
P.O. Box 67, 420 N. Cache, Jackson, WY 83001 licenses: Daily Licenses, Furbearer Trapping Licenses,
• Lander Regional Office .................................................(307) 332-2688 Seine/Trap Fishing Licenses and Deal in Live Bait Licenses.
260 Buena Vista, Lander, WY 82520
• Laramie Regional Office ...............................................(307) 745-4046
528 S. Adams, Laramie, WY 82070
• Pinedale Regional Office...............................................(307) 367-4353
P.O. Box 850, 432 East Mill Street, Pinedale, WY 82941 Read Instructions Carefully
• Sheridan Regional Office ..............................................(307) 672-7418
700 Valley View Drive, Sheridan, WY 82801 License Fee Reminders:
All prices include a nonrefundable $14.00 application fee when
appropriate. please reFer to the chart entitled, “nonresident
Hunter Mentor Program initial drawing application period and license Fees” on page 4
Any person born on or after January 1, 1966, who has not For the amounts that must accompany applications For hunt year
received a certificate of competency and safety in the use and 2011.
handling of firearms may apply to the Department for a special Voluntary Donation to AccessYes Program:
authorization to take wildlife with the use of a firearm while AccessYes is a program created to maintain and enhance public
being accompanied by a mentor. A special authorization issued access for hunting and fishing. AccessYes is funded by voluntary
to an individual shall be valid for one (1) year from the date of contributions from hunters and anglers dedicated exclusively for improving
issue and shall be in the possession of the recipient at all times public hunting and fishing opportunities in the State. AccessYes donations
while in the field. The application may be obtained from are only used to provide hunting and fishing access onto private and
Headquarters, Department Regional Offices or on the landlocked public lands. The AccessYes program is in response to
numerous requests that the Game and Fish Department address the
WGFD website. No person shall apply for and receive more
difficulties of finding places to hunt and fish. The application forms in this
than one (1) special authorization to hunt with a mentor. packet have a space provided in which you can designate any whole dollar
Any person acting as a mentor to a mentee with a special amount you wish to contribute when applying for a license. This amount
authorization pursuant to this section shall not provide should then be added to the check or money order accompanying the
supervision for more than one (1) mentee at a time in the application. [do not send cash.] If you would like more information on
field and shall accompany the mentee at all times to provide this program, please call (307) 777-4600. donating to the program does
constant supervision. The Hunter Mentor Program is not valid not provide or imply that access will be granted to any private
in Grand Teton National Park (Elk hunt areas 75 and 79), but land that is not enrolled in wyoming’s private land public
wildliFe access program. See back cover for additional
shall be valid on the National Elk Refuge (Elk hunt area 77).
information on AccessYes.
Voluntary Search and Rescue Donation:
Hunter Safety Requirements Wyoming Statutes provide for a voluntary donation to be utilized for
No person born on or after January 1, 1966, may take any Search and Rescue activities within the state. This donation will be used
wildlife by the use of firearms on land other than that of his solely to defray costs of search and rescue operations. These funds are
own family, unless the person possesses or can demonstrate transferred to the Wyoming Emergency Management Agency for search
they have obtained a certificate of competency and safety in and rescue operations. As these activities benefit hunters and anglers, the
Department encourages your participation in this program. This donation
the use and handling of firearms. All hunt area 75 and 79 Elk
is in addition to other license fees. Every Department application form
hunters, regardless of age, must possess and exhibit a valid provides a check box for this voluntary donation.
hunter safety certificate. Compliance will be checked in the
field.

Voluntary Wildlife Damage Management Stamp: Hunt Areas with Difficult Public Access:
The Wyoming Legislature created the Wyoming Damage Management Hunt areas marked with an asterisk(*) on the tentative hunting season
Board for the purpose of mitigating damage caused to livestock, wildlife information charts are predominantly private lands or have inaccessible or
and crops by predatory animals, predacious birds and depredating animals limited access to public lands. If you are considering applying for a license
or for the purpose of protection of human health and safety. The in any of these hunt areas, you are advised to obtain landowner permission
legislation developed several sources of funding for the Board to carry out prior to making application for a license. Obtaining permission to hunt
its responsibilities, including the creation of a Wildlife Damage after you receive a license is often difficult or impossible. You may hunt
Management Stamp. The fee for this stamp is $10.00. The purchase of legally accessible public lands within these hunt areas, but often such lands
the stamp is not mandatory, but does provide hunters a voluntary means are in small parcels, receive heavy hunting pressure and may not sustain the
to fund predator management. The stamp may be purchased at all License species of wildlife you desire to hunt. In addition, wildlife abundance and
Selling Agents, at Wyoming Game and Fish Department Regional Offices distribution are often greater on the private land portions of these areas.
and at the Headquarters office upon your arrival in Wyoming. The inability to secure a place to hunt is not cause for a license refund or
Delivery of Applications, Licenses and Refunds: exchange of license for another hunt area. For information on access to
Neither the U.S. Postal Service, nor any other mail delivery service private lands, see the WGFD website. There are numerous walk-in and
are agents of the Wyoming Game and Fish Department. thereFore, hunter management areas that allow free access, but hunters should check
the department cannot assume responsibility For mail delivery to first to determine their availability in the area and for the species they wish
and From the department. we encourage you to apply using the to hunt.
wgFd website. Your canceled check or money order is documentation Permission for Access:
that the Department has received your application. If necessary, duplicate Approximately half of Wyoming is private land. Some of the public
licenses or replacement warrants will be issued by the Department upon lands can only be reached by crossing private land. To cross private lands,
timely notification that the applicant failed to receive the license or refund permission must be obtained from landowners. Landowners have the
warrant. Duplicate licenses may be purchased from the Department for a right to control access to their lands or charge a fee for access. Written
fee of $5.00 each. permission or other proof of permission for access is required before one
Inherent Risk in Applying: can hunt on private land. The following list should help minimize access
Each applicant assumes an inherent risk when applying for a license problems:
to be used in the future. license Fees are generally nonreFundable 1. Be familiar with the land ownership before applying for a license.
once a license has been issued. Please consider the risk when applying. 2. Make hunting arrangements with the landowner in advance of
Please refer to page 7 section 2(n) for refund policy. applying for a license.
License Draw Results: 3. Avoid the season opening day. (Many landowners are full on opening
Applicants who do not receive a license or refund within 25 days day, but have vacancies later in the season.)
following the drawing result date should notify the Department. 4. Carry a good map. (Maps showing public and private lands are
Applicants who wish to obtain results prior to mail notification may access available. It is a good idea to check with local land management
this information at the WGFD website or call (307) 777-4600. agencies to see if land sales have changed the status of lands in your
Season Dates and Limitations: hunt area. Information for ordering maps is on page 42.)
Opening dates, closing dates and limitations for Big Game hunting 5. Know where you are. Wyoming law does not require landowners to
seasons are established each year in late April or early May by the Wyoming post their property. It is the hunter’s responsibility to know if the land
Game and Fish Commission. the opening dates and is public or private.
limitations contained in this booklet are tentative and
subject to change. The Commission reserves the right to not issue
6. How to find landowners. The Wyoming Game and Fish Department
licenses for specific hunt areas and types if it is in the best interest of does not keep a comprehensive list of all landowners in Wyoming.
wildlife management. If an applicant applies for a hunt area and type in Lists of landowners in predominantly private land areas are sometimes
which the Commission did not authorize licenses, the license fee will be available from Regional Offices or Game and Fish Headquarters in
refunded, but the application fee will not be refunded. Cheyenne. In addition, some Chambers of Commerce may be able to
advise you of landowner names in surrounding hunt areas.
Emergency Season Closures:
Big Game hunting seasons may be closed due to an emergency upon 7. Some private land is open for public access through either Walk-in
48 hours notice. The Wyoming Game and Fish Commission may institute Areas or Hunter Management Area programs. Information about
an emergency closure to shorten the season in any hunt area at any time if applying for Hunter Management Area Permits can be obtained from
a harvest quota is reached or if an emergency arises warranting the closure. the WGFD website.
Should a closure become necessary, no refunds will be given for unused
licenses.
Application Disqualification:
Read instructions carefully. Wyoming Game and Fish Commission
regulations require all application forms to be accurately completed
including the applicant’s name, social security number, physical address,
mailing address if different than the physical address, date of birth, physical
description (height, weight, eyes, hair and sex) and desired valid hunting
license specifications. Failure to complete or submit forms correctly or
submitting the wrong amount of money may disqualify an application.
Applicants shall be disqualified from participating in drawings or in the
awarding of preference points if the applicant’s privilege to purchase or
receive any hunting license has been suspended by a court order or the
Wildlife Violator Compact. See “Completed Application” on page 46.

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$250.01-$1000.00 $25.00
$1000.01-$2000.00 $30.00
For shipping and handling outside the U.S., add $25.00 to your subtotal.

Definitions per WGFD Commission Regulation,
Chapter 44
(a) “Application Fee” means a fee authorized by the Legislature enabling the (u) “Landowner Applicant” means an individual who either owns real property
Department to recover a portion of its costs associated with compensating owners solely or jointly with other individuals or who holds an interest in a corporation,
or lessees of property damaged by game animals and game birds. In addition, the partnership, trust or limited liability company, which owns real property or is a mem-
application fee is used by the Department to recover costs associated with license ber of the “immediate family” of the individual.
issuance. This fee is nonrefundable. (v) “Landowner Applicant’s Immediate Family” means the landowner applicant’s
spouse, parents, grandparents, or lineal descendants and their spouses.
(b) “Charitable Purpose” means motivated by sympathy and understanding and
(w) “Leftover Licenses” means licenses that are limited in number and were not
generosity and done without any remuneration.
issued in the initial drawing and shall be issued on an as processed basis through the
(c) “Commissioner Complimentary License” means an antelope, deer or elk license
ELS.
issued at the existing statutory price at the request of a Commissioner.
(x) “Leftover Permits” means permits that are limited in number and were not
(d) “Completed Application” means all required portions of the application have
issued in the initial drawing and shall be issued on an as processed basis through the
been properly completed with correct applicant information. A completed applica-
ELS.
tion includes the applicant’s name, physical address, mailing address if different than
(y) “License” means a document issued by the Department, through the authority
the physical address, date of birth, physical description (height, weight, eyes, hair
of the Commission, to a qualified individual that grants certain privileges to take fish
and sex), years of residency and proof of residency for resident fee types, Social
or wildlife in accordance with statutory or regulatory provisions.
Security Number (SSN), Individual Tax Identification Number (ITIN) or Passport
(z) “License Authorization” means a document approved by the Governor or by a
Number from non-U.S. citizens, desired valid hunting license specifications and an
member of the Commission that empowers the Department to issue a Governor
original signature for residents submitting paper applications. Completed application
complimentary or Commissioner complimentary license in the name of the applicant
specifications refer to licenses sold through the electronic license service (ELS) and
designated on the document.
manual book license sales.
(aa) “Limited Quota Drawing” means the processing of an application for limited
(e) “Disabilities” as used in this Chapter means permanent anatomical, physiological
quota or general big game licenses, trophy game licenses, wild turkey licenses, per-
or mental deficiencies that prevent or restrict normal achievement.
mits, or the wild bison priority list through a drawing.
(f) “Document” means an instrument on which information has been recorded by
(bb) “Limited Quota Licenses” means licenses limited in number and valid only in
means of letters, figures, or marks and which may be used as evidence.
a specified hunt area(s) or portion(s) of a hunt area, for a specified type of weapon,
(g) “Documentary Evidence” means evidence furnished by written instruments,
for a specified sex, age class or species of big game, trophy game, wild turkey, or
inscriptions, or documents of all kinds.
sandhill crane during specified season dates.
(h) “Duplicate license” means a license issued by the Department to replace an
(cc) “Limited Quota Reduced Price Cow or Calf (cow/calf) License” means a
original license that is valid and has not expired and has been lost or destroyed. If
license, which may be authorized in specific hunt areas allowing a person to take
the original license was hand issued, a duplicate license shall be issued. If the original
cow or calf elk independent of what may be taken on a general license or full priced
license was issued through the Electronic License Service (ELS), a duplicate license
limited quota license.
shall only be required if the original license contained a carcass coupon; otherwise, a
(dd) “Limited Quota Reduced Price Doe or Fawn (doe/fawn) License” means a
replacement license may be issued.
license, which may be authorized in specific hunt areas allowing a person to take doe
(i) “Electronic Application” means the license or permit application form submitted
or fawn animals independent of what may be taken on a general license or full priced
through the Electronic License Service (ELS).
limited quota license.
(j) “Electronic License Service (ELS)” means the Department’s Electronic Draw
(ee) “Limited Quota Reduced Price Ewe or Lamb (ewe/lamb) License” means a li-
Application System, Internet Point of Sale System and Online Internet Sales System
cense which may be authorized in specific hunt areas allowing a person to take a ewe
used by the Department, license selling agents and the public to apply for or pur-
or lamb bighorn sheep independent of what may be taken on a full priced limited
chase licenses, permits, stamps, tags, preference points and coupons.
quota license.
(k) “Electronic Signature” means an electronic process attached to or logically asso-
(ff) “Minor Dependent” means an individual less than eighteen (18) years of age
ciated with any electronic transaction including the license or permit application sub-
who is domiciled with parent(s) or legal guardian.
mitted to the Wyoming Game and Fish Department that requires substantiation of
(gg) “National Bow Hunt” means an archery-only hunt that is sponsored and
the identity of the person initiating the electronic transaction. This process includes,
administered by the Wyoming National Bowhunt Inc.
but may not be limited to, use of personal credentials to gain access to the system,
(hh) “Nonprofit Charitable Organization” means an organization which engages in
entering a keystroke at a specified prompt that indicates the submitter’s acceptance
activities providing the general public with benefits designed to aid in educational,
of an assertive statement, or the use of any other technology that is in compliance
moral, physical, conservation, or social improvement and which is not established for
with the State of Wyoming’s Electronic Signature Rules as promulgated by the Office
profit.
of the Chief Information Officer. This process can be used to indicate the appli-
(ii) “Nonprofit Organization Dedicated to Providing Hunting Opportunities to Indi-
cant’s acceptance of an assertion such as a residency requirement or veracity of the
viduals with Disabilities” means any organization that is registered with the Wyoming
application at a specified prompt. Ref: W.S. §40-21-102 (a) (viii)
Secretary of State and certifies that they are nonprofit and that the primary purpose
(l) “Full price license” means a deer, antelope, elk, mountain lion or ram bighorn
or mission as stated in their charter is to provide hunting opportunities to individuals
sheep license issued that is not a reduced price doe/fawn, cow/calf or ewe/lamb
with disabilities defined in this regulation.
license.
(jj) “Nonresident” means any person who is not domiciled in Wyoming for at least
(m) “Full time” means performing duties and responsibilities at the request or direc-
one (1) year immediately preceding making application for a license and who is not a
tion of an established charitable, humanitarian, or religious organization for more
resident as defined by W.S. §23-1-102 (a)(ix) and W.S. §23-1-107.
than thirty (30) hours per calendar week every week the person is absent from the
(kk) “One-Shot Antelope Hunt” means the One-Shot Antelope Hunt sponsored by
state.
the One-Shot Antelope Club in Lander, Wyoming.
(n) “General Licenses” means big or trophy game or wild turkey licenses valid in any
(ll) “Party” means a group of individuals with the same residency status who apply
hunt area in which licenses have not been totally limited in number. General licenses
together for hunting licenses for the same species, area and type, and who have
shall be valid only under species, sex, age class, and harvest limitations that are in
expectations of receiving the same treatment in processing of their applications and
effect for each hunt area.
receiving the same drawing results. For purposes of this regulation, a Party does not
(o) “Governor Complimentary License” means a hunting or fishing license issued
include anyone else regardless of whether or not they may accompany the party of
for no fee at the request of the Governor.
hunters during the hunt. For limited quota sandhill crane applications, residents and
(p) “Gunpowder or Buckskin Hunt” means the annual Gunpowder and Buckskin
non-residents may apply together in the same party.
Hunt conducted by the Sheridan, Wyoming Rotary Club.
(mm) “Party Application” means a group of applications in which all applicants
(q) “Headquarters” means the Cheyenne Office of the Wyoming Game and Fish
with the same residency status specify the same species, hunt area and type in the
Department located at 5400 Bishop Boulevard, Cheyenne, Wyoming 82006.
same order of preference, and all applicants expect the same processing and draw
(r) “Humanitarian Purpose” means for the promotion of human welfare and the
results.
advancement of social reforms and done without remuneration.
(nn) “Permit” means a document, which grants additional privileges to an individual
(s) “Initial Drawings” means computer processed drawings held for initial offering
who possesses the proper license(s) to carry out activities not authorized by the
of resident and nonresident licenses and permits.
license itself.
(t) “Landowner” means an individual, partnership, corporation, trust, limited liability
(oo) “Person’s privilege to obtain a license has been revoked or suspended by a court
company or combination of these, which either owns real property in fee simple title
or the Wildlife Violator Compact” means revocation or suspension of the person’s
or is acquiring equitable interest by written contract.
license or preference point.
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(pp) “Pioneer licenses” means antelope, deer or elk licenses issued to Wyoming resi- limited quota hunt area for antelope, bighorn sheep, deer, elk, moose or mountain
dents who were born on or before January 1, 1930, and who have resided continu- goat due to the administrative actions of the state or federal government in closing
ously for at least forty (40) years in Wyoming immediately preceding the application the majority of or all public access to a hunt area due to a natural disaster, including,
for a license. but not necessarily limited to, wildland fires.
(qq) “Pioneer heritage licenses” means antelope, deer or elk licenses issued to Wyo- (hhh) “Under the care and supervision of the residing facility” means the person
ming residents who were born after January 1, 1930, are at least seventy (70) years of is in accompaniment of an employee of the appropriate institution or facility that
age prior to the issuance of the license and have continuously resided in Wyoming issued the special limited fishing permit.
for at least fifty (50) years immediately preceding application for the license. The fee (iii) “Youth License” means a big game license that may be issued to a resident
for the Heritage License shall be established by the Department by multiplying the or nonresident individual who is at least eleven (11) years of age and who has not
fee for resident licenses for the same species and license type by sixty five percent attained eighteen (18) years of age at the time of application. The license shall not
(65%) and rounding down to the next whole dollar amount. be valid until the licensee reaches his twelfth (12th) birthday. For all other species,
(rr) “Potential to use license” means the license shall be considered to be in posses- excluding furbearing animals, requiring a license to take means a license that may
sion of the person in whose name it was issued on or after the earliest opening date be issued to a resident or nonresident individual who has not attained eighteen (18)
for which the license is valid if the license is not in the possession of an authorized years of age. For a resident youth trapping license this means residents under the
Department employee. age of seventeen (17).
(ss) “Processing Fee” means a fee established by the Department to cover extra
costs associated with withdrawing an application from a drawing. Definition for Qualifying Disability per WGFD
(tt) “Proper Application Form” means the current year’s form prescribed by the
Department, a photocopy of the form, or facsimile of the form. These forms shall Commission Regulation, Chapter 38
be the only forms accepted by the Department. “Qualifying Disability” means a physical condition that necessitates the individual
(uu) “Properly Completed Duplicate License Affidavit” means a Department affida- to utilize a wheelchair, cane, crutches or some other mechanical device to assist the
vit form signed by the person applying for a duplicate license and the license selling individual in moving to and from a vehicle.
agent who sold the original license, on which all information has been accurately pro-
vided by the licensee and agent. Affidavits for original licenses issued through the
ELS do not require the signature of the agent who originally sold the license.
(vv) “Proper Fee” means cash or a negotiable instrument as set forth by W.S. §34.1-
3-104 which results in full payment to the Department, in U.S. dollars for the amount
specified by law or regulation for the respective licenses, permits, stamps, tags,
preference points, or certificates.
(ww) “Qualified Person” means an individual who meets the statutory and regula-
tory requirements to apply for or receive a license or a preference point. A person
shall not be qualified if their privilege to apply for or receive a license or a preference
point has been revoked, suspended, or restricted by a court in Wyoming or has been
revoked or suspended in Wyoming through the Wildlife Violator Compact.
(xx) “Quota” means the maximum specified number of licenses to be issued for a
given hunt area and species as provided by Commission regulation; in the case of
nonresident elk hunt area quotas, the maximum number of specified licenses to
be issued by hunt area as provided in writing by the Wildlife Division to the Fiscal
Division.
(yy) “Region General Deer Licenses” means general nonresident deer licenses
that shall be limited in number and valid for a specified group of hunt areas in ac-
cordance with Commission regulations. A license issued for a region shall only be
valid in hunt areas within the region where limitations in Commission regulations
specify general licenses. A license issued for a region shall not be valid in any hunt
area within that region in which licenses are totally limited in quota, unless specified
by Commission regulations.
(zz) “Religious Purpose” means actions taken to advance sacred matters, religion or
a church and done without remuneration.
(aaa) “Replacement License” means the reprint of a license, permit, or stamp that
does not contain a carcass coupon. The license was originally issued by the Depart-
ment or license selling agent through the ELS and is valid and has not expired.
(bbb) “Resident” means a United States citizen or legal alien who is domiciled in
Wyoming for at least one (1) full year immediately preceding making application for
any resident game and fish license, preference point, permit or tag, shall not have
claimed residency in any other state, territory, or country for any other purpose
during that one (1) year period, and meets the requirements specified in Wyoming
Statutes §23-1-102 and §23-1-107.
(ccc) “Special Nonresident Antelope, Deer or Elk Licenses” means those licenses
having a fee greater than that of a regular nonresident antelope, deer or elk license as
defined in Wyoming Statute and which the statutes provide for a separate nonresi-
dent drawing with specific percentages of nonresident quotas designated for only
those applicants paying the higher license fees.
(ddd) “Sportsperson Identification Number” means the unique number assigned by
the Department to each individual license applicant on the ELS.
(eee) “Transfer” means to convey a license authorization as set forth in Section 12
of this regulation from one (1) person to another.
(fff) “Type” means a limitation on a license in a particular hunt area for the sex of
animal, the species of animal, the length of the season, the type of weapon, or a
portion of the hunt area in which the license shall be valid.
(ggg) “Unable to use the license for good cause” means an individual is unable to
use a bighorn sheep, grizzly bear, moose or mountain goat license due to disabling
injury or illness, military personnel who receive permanent change of station (PCS)
orders or are assigned away from their home duty station on temporary orders
(TDY) for the majority of the regular season, or when the Department has deter-
mined a majority of, or the entire hunting opportunity has been lost in a specific
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Wyoming Game and Fish Department STANDARD MAIL
5400 Bishop Boulevard U.S. POSTAGE PAID
Cheyenne, WY 82006-0001 CHEYENNE, WY
(307) 777-4600
PERMIT NO.196
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to 3.2 million private and public acres! the WGFD website for a list of current HMAs,
information about each one and how to obtain
• For all information on Walk-In Hunting and Fishing and
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Public Access - Private Lands Public Wildlife. and for specific species.
• $1 Access Yes Donation = 4.2 acres of hunting access! Walk-In Hunting Area (WIA)
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Conservation Stamp Requirements

WYOMING GAME AND FISH DEPARTMENT DIRECTOR

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Nonresident Initial Drawing Application Period and License Fees

Elk–Full Price Form 17, Page 31

*Note: Amount to be remitted includes nonrefundable $14.00 application fee.

Section 2. General Application and License Information

or by purchasing a preference point. Applicants who are unsuccessful further explained.

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Limited quota; Any elk

Limited quota; Any elk

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62*, 63*, 64* CWD Units

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AREAS CLOSED TO MOOSE HUNTING

HUNT TYPE OPENS LIMITATIONS

AREAS CLOSED TO SHEEP HUNTING

*INDICATES HUNT AREAS WITH DIFFICULT PUBLIC

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Last Name First Name Middle Suffix DEPARTMENT USE ONLY

City State/Prov. Country ZIP or Postal Code “ACCESS YES” DONATION

City State/Prov. Country ZIP or Postal Code $ $

Elk Elk Elk CHEYENNE, WY 82006-0001

joint tenancy or tenancy in common or tenancy by the entirety?

Name ________________________________________ Relationship ________________________________

APPLICATIONS RECEIVED AFTER THE DEADLINE WILL BE REJECTED.

3. Game Warden Approval:

Approved for Elk Landowner License: Game Warden’s Signature:___________________________________________

Game Warden’s Printed Name: ____________________________________________

Game Warden Radio Call Number: GF-

INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETING REDUCED PRICE COW/CALF ELK SECTION

PERSONAL DATA ELEMENTS

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Last Name First Name Middle Suffix DEPARTMENT USE ONLY

Daytime Phone Number (M-F 8am – 5pm Mountain Time)

Deer Deer Deer CHEYENNE, WY 82006-0001

Doe/Fawn the reduced price doe/fawn deer drawing ONLY if

joint tenancy or tenancy in common or tenancy by the entirety?

Name ________________________________________ Relationship ________________________________

APPLICATIONS RECEIVED AFTER THE DEADLINE WILL BE REJECTED.

3. Game Warden Approval:

Approved for Deer Landowner License:Game Warden’s Signature:__________________________________________

Game Warden’s Printed Name: ____________________________________________

Game Warden Radio Call Number: GF-

INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETING REDUCED PRICE DOE/FAWN DEER APPLICATION

PERSONAL DATA ELEMENTS

62, 63, 64* CWD Units

Name ________ Relationship

Name ________ Relationship

Name ________ Relationship

Applicant’s Signature________________________________________________________________ Date_/___/ 11

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