New quotas are out for this Fall.
These list the total number of licenses for each species, not broken down by NR/R allotments yet. R's get 80% of total, 20% for NRs guaranteed.

We have meetings next week here in town at WG&F so I should have more info on things around our part of the state, and some limited specific info on other parts after the meeting.

Some good cuts to deer tags and pronghorn.
Looks like some more cow elk tags available with less restrictions in the areas, private / public land restrictions. I'll ask about those.

https://wgfd.wyo.gov/Get-Involved/Public-Meetings

I had not seen these yet. Thank you!

Some good cuts to antelope tags and deer. Some areas are ok but some are suffering winter kill this year.
Might be some cow elk tags in the leftover draw in June, they have lessened restrictions on some cow elk tags.

Meeting last night at WG&F.
Things look ok for our area, deer and pronghorn. Elk too.
Some areas have cuts to antelope tags but a couple are actually doing well.

Biggest concern is Western side of the state, deer are not doing well- fawns and doe getting hit with winterkill. Some elk kill as well.
Antelope are getting hit hard in some areas also, Red Desert and Central Wyo.

Bio. where we hunt antelope said the sage grouse look ok over there, saw more this year on winter range but not sure of they were just concentrated.
Game birds are faring ok she said.

I think you can watch the slide shows they had at each meeting online. Each area of the state has a video.
https://wgfd.wyo.gov/Hunting/2023-Season-Proposals/Regional-Season-Proposal-Presentations

terrible to hear!!!

It's getting grim in most of the state for wildlife.
Further cuts in tags coming it sounds like.
Winter just won't let go yet and pronghorn and deer carcasses are starting to add up.
A few shining spots in the state but not very many.
Starting to see elk getting affected by the deep snow too.


https://cowboystatedaily.com/2023/0...deer-and-elk-die-from-winter-starvation/

Just read this and was a sad read. Mother Nature is in control not us.

Thanks so much for posting

I pulled my pronghorn application. They are going to have a hard enough time in the Farson area without me bothering them. Put in for southeast CO instead.

Here is the link for the updated tag quotas going to the Commission meeting.
https://wgfd.wyo.gov/Get-Involved/Public-Meetings

Click where it says: View Draft Regulation *** Updated for Commission Meeting