Books and Publications

WYOMING GAME AND FISH LAWS -
$15.00
This book contains all laws pertaining to the
hunting, fishing and boating in the state of
Wyoming.

THE FERRET - $12.95
Crestwood House-New York 1990.

Everything you need to know about the mysterious black-footed ferret.

UPPER NORTH PLATTE RIVER FLOAT
MAP - $10.00

From Routt, Colorado to Seminoe Reservoir, Wyoming.
This map contains river information, Rapids ratings, and tips for floating the North Platte.

WESTERN BIRDS - $17.95

By Roger Tory Peterson, A
Peterson Field Guide, 1990
This third edition is completely new with new paintings, new maps, and a new facing page format. More than ever, it is the "Birder's Bible", the definitive guide to western birds. This guide contains 165 full-color paintings, 441 maps and the unique Peterson Identification system.

ROCKY MOUNTAIN WILDFLOWERS - $17.95

By Craighead/Craighead/Davis 1991, A Peterson Field Guide

This filed guide contains: 509 species described, over 200 color photographs from the field, more than 100 plant drawings, illustrated glossary explaining technical terms. Also includes a key to plants for easy identification of families and species.

DEMAND INDEX - RESIDENT OR
NONRESIDENT - $7.00 each
Lists odds of drawing big game licenses based
on demand from the previous year. Specify
Resident or Nonresident when ordering.

ANNUAL REPORT OF BIG GAME
HARVEST - $12.00
Wyoming Game and Fish Department, Reprinted annually, available every September 
This report contains the results of harvest surveys completed following the most recent big and trophy game hunting season. Helpful reading for the serious hunter.

WYOMING STREAM NAMES - $5.00

By D. Linford, Formerly Bulletin #2, 1944.
Revised and updated, 1975. 

The origins of the names we have attached to major landmarks often lead into fascinating local histories and local tall tales. So it is with the names of many of Wyoming's watercourses.
Author and historian Dee Linford looks for the stories behind names like Crazy Woman Creek, Sunlight Creek, Nowood Creek, Lost Soldier Creek and a host of others. Wyoming Stream Names makes fascinating reading for geographers, tourists, and historians alike.

HISTORY OF WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT -
$25.00

By N. Blair, 1987 

This history of the conservation movement in
Wyoming is, to great degree, the history of the
movement in North America. The world's first
national park and national forest were
established here; populations of endangered
wildlife species like the elk, bighorn sheep, and
pronghorn were rebuilt across the country from
herds in the Cowboy State; and the patterns of
modern state and federal wildlife management
trace many of their roots to decisions made in
Wyoming. He covers the establishment of the
state's game and fish agency, and it's development into one of the leading state departments in the country. He also describes the men who were responsible for conserving the state's wildlife and wild lands against long odds. 

ACCESS TO WYOMING'S WILDLIFE -
$12.00 
Wyoming Game and Fish Department
1st edition 1995. 

For almost ten years, the directory to Game and
Fish Department habitat units has been out of
print and unavailable. Now it's back with all the
department's new units and fishing access areas,
expanded descriptions of each area, and bigger
and better maps. Discover Wyoming's most
out-of-the-way outdoor spots with Access to
Wyoming's Wildlife.

"CWD" is a fatal neurological disease of deer and elk and is caused by infectious proteins or "prions". This video informs viewers about this disease, describes and demonstrates the appearance of animals with CWD and explains how to collect appropriate samples for diagnosis of the disease.

BRUCELLOSIS IN THE GREATER YELLOWSTONE AREA VIDEO - $10.00

(8 Minutes) - This video explains the problems that the disease is causing elk and bison in the Greater Yellowstone area. It also explains how it's transmitted and the ongoing work of the Brucellosis Committee to eradicate the disease.

The intent of this publication is to provide fish and wildlife managers with food for thought on how the management of wildlife resources might become more effective.

PARASITES OF FISHES IN WYOMING - $20.00
Doug Mitchum, 1995
Mitchum, widely recognized as one of the nation's leading fish pathologists, has collected fish samples from every major river drainage in Wyoming to determine the variety and distribution of parasites in the state. In addition to written descriptions, the book features illustrations and a host/parasite checklist for quick identification. Parasites which are organisms that live off other living things, have been identified, recorded and remedied in Wyoming's fish populations by Mitchum for over 35 years. Because parasites often trigger fish diseases, Mitchum has garnered extensive knowledge of the organisms that he profiles in his book.

 IDENTIFICATION OF DORSAL GUARD HAIRS OF SOME MAMMALS OF WYOMING - $14.00
By Moore/ Spence/ Dugnolle, 1974, reprinted in 1997
This work is inteded to aid in ecological and food habit studies, and law enforcement investigations by providing descriptions and keys to the dorsal guard hairs of most Wyoming mammals.

Edited by E. Tom Thorne
Mark S. Boyce, Paul Nicoletti, Terry J. Kreeger
Published by Wyoming Game & Fish Department  and Greater Yellowstone Interagency Brucellosis Committee - 1997

This publication is based on papers presented at a National Symposium on Brucellosis in the Greater Yellowstone Area held in Jackson, Wyoming on September 26-28, 1994. The symposium was sponsored by the Greater Yellowstone Interagency Brucellosis Committee and hosted by the Governors of Wyoming, Montana, and Idaho, the Secretaries of the U.S. Departments of Interior and Agriculture, and the Wyoming Game and Fish Department.

Michael McClure, 1999
Your guide to Wyoming's campgrounds, including 156 RV parks, 154 Forest Service camps, 32 BLM camps, 11 State parks, 34 city or county camps, 47 Game & Fish Access sites.
Comprehensive and friendly.

This is the finest collection of recipes and information on preparing wild game available today. This book enables the novice to easily turn out great meals, and provides new, creative ideas for those who have been cooking game for years. Over 200 recipes are included. Each book is personally autographed by western gourmet chef and outdoor writer, Jim Zumbo.

This book is based on computerized inventories, file information, technical reports and personal observations. This second edition has many necessary revisions due to three factors: new or previously omitted waters, fishing conditions and changed management programs and changes in fisheries dues to the continued effects of prolonged drought. Featured sections on the most popular flies of Wyoming, available and use of computerized mapping for fining waters and the Department's Walk-In Access program. Wyoming Fishing will inform the reader regarding, where are they, size and species of fish present, and general fishing conditions plus much more.

CRITTERS OF WYOMING POCKET GUIDE - $6.95

This handy guide is full of useful and concise information about fifty species of Wyoming's wildlife. Great information about each animal, colorful images and a  glossary are included. It's designed for kids, but useful for anyone.

These posters are perfect for classroom use or to hang in your home.

Cool & Warm Water Fish Poster - $3.50
Salmonid Poster - $3.50
Big Game Poster - $4.00
Game Bird Poster - $3.50
Black-footed Ferret Poster - $5.00
Backyard Poster - $3.50

Set of all 6 posters - $20.00