The mesa roads are open with some muddy spots on lesser used roads. While we know folks are itching to get out and explore as the weather warms up, outdoor users are asked to not drive on roads that are still wet which can result in deep ruts and road damage that is expensive to repair. The lakes aren't quite ready yet, but now is a good time to get your boat in to have a spring tune up and get your boat license renewed. Applications must be received at the Wyoming Game and Fish Department's Cheyenne office by 5 p.m. May 31. The antelope quota was reduced by about 25 percent statewide.
Applications are available at the same outlets.
Resident hunters can purchase general elk and deer licenses from license agents through the end of the season. There is no application fee when buying licenses over the counter. Season Passes on sale. The Bridger-Teton National Forest reminds Forest users that soggy spring conditions leave land and water resources in a vulnerable condition. Vehicle use on saturated trails, roads and hillside areas can easily damage the land causing permanent ruts, bog holes and erosion.