When you combine the fact that the elk population is doing well in Wyoming and Old Man Winter stayed his hand and did not offer harsh conditions over the winter months, the Wyoming Game and Fish Department (WGFD) says the fall of 2018 should be a good one for hunters.
WGFD recently released its region-by-region forecast. Go here to read more.
(Photo source: John Dodson)
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