Wyoming Wildlife

There are only two venomous snakes indigenous to Wyoming; the Prairie Rattlesnake and the Midget Faded Rattlesnake. While Prairie Rattlesnakes cover most of the Eastern Wyoming's lower elevations and are often found in rock outcrops, the Cowboy State's most venomous snake inhabits an isolated area around the Flaming Gorge near the Green River Basin...

Wyoming is a wonderful state, full of unrivaled scenery and wide open spaces. It can also be a very dangerous place, if you're not careful. Here's a list of five completely random things that could kill you here in the Cowboy State. 1...

Sometimes in Wyoming when you are fishing, you have to stop for traffic. The traffic however is not cars, but elk tromping though the river. Gotta love Wyoming.

This weekend, I had the privilege of visiting Teton National Park in Wyoming. Amazingly, I saw two bears in the park on back to back days. Thursday, a black bear darted out of the bushes and ran across the road in front of me near Moose Junction...