Welcome to Wyoming's
premier hunting magazine.

Wyoming is the tenth largest state in the union and has the smallest population in the country. Less than 494,000 people live on nearly 98,000 square miles of land, giving the state a population density of little more than five people per square mile. This leaves a lot of room for wildlife.

Wyoming residents are avid hunters. Even the city dwellers are just a few minutes from the open spaces.

Hunting is a centuries old tradition that is carried on today. Every autumn, residents leave their comfortable homes to hike or pack into Wyoming's wild places to harvest a deer, elk, bear or sheep. The meat is good and the trophy is a bonus.

Join us in photos and stories about epic adventures in Wide Wild and Wonderful Wyoming.

Return to Wyoming Hunting Edition 2006

The Mountain to the Mount
Dan Horath takes a Bighorn Ram after 40 years of hunting. More...

Pursuing the Bruin
Lora Engleman takes down a nearly 300 pound Black Bear with a bow and arrow. More...

A Once in a Lifetime Gift
Russel Kobbe gives his father Rick a chance to hunt Buffalo. More...

That's a Load of Bull
Wyoming native Cynthia McCoy takes a 6-point elk. More...