Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 040 - Game and Fish Commission › Sub-Agency 0001 - Game and Fish Commission Regulations › Chapter 4 - FURBEARING ANIMAL HUNTING OR TRAPPING SEASONS › Section 4-4 - Furbearing Animal Hunting or Trapping Area Descriptions

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) Area and number.
(i) All furbearing animals, excluding marten
				and beaver.
Area 1.
The entire State of Wyoming, excluding
				  those areas closed in Section
				  4(b).
(ii) Marten.
Area 1.
The entire State of Wyoming, excluding
				  Area 2 as listed in this subsection and those areas closed in Section
				  4(b).
Area 2. Snowy Range.
Beginning at the junction
				  of Interstate Highway 80 and U.S. Highway 287 in the city of Laramie; southerly
				  along U.S. Highway 287 to the Wyoming-Colorado state line; westerly along said
				  line to Wyoming Highway 230 in Carbon County; northerly along said highway to
				  Wyoming Highway 130; northerly along said highway to Interstate Highway 80;
				  easterly along said highway to its junction with U.S. Highway 287.
(iii) Beaver.
Area 1.
The entire State of Wyoming, excluding
				  those limited quota trapping areas listed in this subsection and those areas
				  closed in Section
				  4(b).
Area 301. North Tongue River.
North Tongue
				  River drainage in Sheridan County.
Area 302. South Tongue River.
South Tongue
				  River drainage in Sheridan County.
Area 303. East Fork of Big Goose Creek.
East
				  Fork of Big Goose Creek drainage upstream of Park Reservoir in Johnson
				  County.
Area 304. Clear Creek.
Clear Creek drainage on
				  U.S. Forest Service lands in Johnson County.
Area 305. Crazy Woman Creek.
Crazy Woman Creek
				  drainage on U.S. Forest Service lands in Johnson County.
Area 401. South Rock Springs.
That portion of
				  Sweetwater County south of I-80 between the Green River, Flaming Gorge
				  Reservoir and Wyoming Highway 430.
Area 404. Henrys Fork.
Henrys Fork River, Louse
				  Creek and Sage Creek drainages on the Wasatch-Cache National Forest in Uinta
				  County.
Area 405. Cottonwood Creek.
Cottonwood Creek
				  drainage on the Wasatch-Cache National Forest in Uinta County.
Area 406. East Fork of Smiths Fork.
Drainages
				  of Gilbert Creek and East Fork of Smiths Fork River upstream from Wasatch-Cache
				  National Forest boundary in Uinta County.
Area 407. West Fork of Smiths Fork.
West Fork
				  of the Smiths Fork River and Willow Creek drainages upstream from Wasatch-Cache
				  National Forest boundary in Uinta County.
Area 408. Salt Creek.
Salt Creek drainage on
				  U.S. Forest Service lands, Salt Creek Proper and Raymond Creek drainage on
				  public lands in Lincoln County.
Area 409. Upper Smiths Fork.
Smiths Fork
				  drainage on U.S. Forest Service lands in Lincoln County.
Area 410. Hobble Creek.
Hobble Creek drainage
				  on U.S. Forest Service lands, Coal Creek, and Saw Mill Creek drainages in
				  Lincoln County.
Area 411. Hams Fork River (Hams Fork).
Beginning where the Hams Fork River crosses the Bridger-Teton National Forest
				  boundary to where the river crosses U.S. Forest Service Road 062 and all
				  tributaries lying east of the Hams Fork River in Lincoln County.
Area 412. South Fork Fontenelle Creek.
Beginning where the South Fork of Fontenelle Creek crosses the Bridger-Teton
				  National Forest boundary to its headwaters and all tributaries in Lincoln
				  County, including all of the drainages of the South Fork of Fontenelle Creek
				  upstream from the Bridger-Teton National Forest boundary within Lincoln
				  County.
Area 413. Fontenelle Creek.
Beginning where
				  Fontenelle Creek crosses the Bridger-Teton National Forest boundary to the
				  confluence of Camp Fire Creek and all tributaries in Lincoln County, including
				  all of the drainages of Fontenelle Creek between the Bridger-Teton National
				  Forest boundary and Camp Fire Creek within Lincoln County.
Area 414. LaBarge Creek and South LaBarge Creek (main
				  streams).
Beginning where LaBarge Creek crosses the Bridger-Teton
				  National Forest boundary to its headwaters and the main channel of South
				  LaBarge Creek in Lincoln County. LaBarge Creek Proper will be closed one (1)
				  mile each direction from the confluence of Nameless Creek and LaBarge Creek in
				  Lincoln County.
Area 501. North Pole Mountain.
All of the
				  drainages of Brush Creek, Crow Creek, Lodgepole (Pole) Creek, McKechnie Creek
				  and Horse Creek within the boundaries of the Pole Mountain Division of the
				  Medicine Bow National Forest and north of the Happy Jack Road (Wyoming
				  Secondary Highway 210-U.S.F.S. 722) in Albany County.
Area 502. South Pole Mountain.
All of the
				  drainages of Brush Creek, Lodgepole (Pole) Creek, Crow Creek and Dale Creek
				  within the boundaries of the Pole Mountain Division of the Medicine Bow
				  National Forest and south of the Happy Jack Road (Wyoming Secondary Highway
				  210-U.S.F.S. 722) in Albany County.
Area 503. Woods Landing.
All public lands
				  within Boswell Creek, Eagle Creek, Shellrock Creek, Bear Creek, Jelm Creek and
				  Porter Creek drainages in Albany County.
Area 504. Lake Owen.
All public lands south and
				  east of U.S.F.S Roads 552 and 540 within Fox Creek, Squirrel Creek, Squaw
				  Creek, Lake Owen Creek and Strain Creek drainages in Albany County.
Area 505. Sheep Mountain.
All public lands
				  within Fence Creek, Hecht Creek and Buckeye Creek drainages in Albany
				  County.
Area 605. Green Mountain.
All public lands
				  within the Crooks Creek, Cottonwood Creek, Cooper Creek and Willow Creek
				  drainages on Green Mountain in Fremont County.
Area 606. East Fork Wind River.
All lands
				  within the Spence and Moriarity Wildlife Management Area and the Kirk
				  Inberg/Kevin Roy Wildlife Habitat Management Area in Fremont County.