Wyoming wildlife

Wyoming is known for its traffic jams, but what's special about our traffic jams is they usually involve large amounts of animals. Like this herd of Mountain Goats.

As tourist season in Wyoming draws to an end, we found ourselves wondering if a clear list of rules is what next years group of tourists need...

Proceeds from the plate will help with wildlife conservation efforts including wildlife corridors, wildlife crossings, fencing, and signage.

The incredible footage shows a large bull moose crossing a road with a tattered American flag tangled in his antlers.

Wyoming is full of wildlife. Encounters with animals are common, but when a moose decides to walk down the streets of Jackson, people take notice.

Ariel Celeste is a wildlife photographer in the remote mountains of western Wyoming. Her latest video documents the final weeks of Moose Rut Season in the Tetons.

Like any horned mammal, pronghorn males like to brawl, and it is usually over a female. During mating season the bucks are known to fight for dominance.

Wyoming's wide open landscape and mountains along the continental divide provide lots of opportunities for residents from fishing, hunting, camping to ATV'ing, snowmobiling and more.

It all started when I noticed two bucks had jumped my neighbor's fence and were eating from his yard. Now they took the bull by the horns and set up a business.

You never know what you're going to see driving to work in the great state of Wyoming.
Monday morning, my friend Adam Hardtke was travelling to Cody for business and spotted this grizzly bear climbing over a fence on the side of the road...