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Fly Fishing in Jackson Hole: Best Spots, Walk & Wade Tips, Licenses (2026 Guide)
Fly fishing in Jackson Hole is exceptional from late June through October, and you don’t need a guide or a drift boat to have a great day on the water. The valley’s rivers offer some of the best walk-and-wade trout…
Grizzlies Are Awake: Yellowstone Reports First Bear Sighting of 2026
Spring might still feel a little theoretical in Jackson Hole, but Yellowstone just received one of its most reliable seasonal signals: The first grizzly bear of 2026 has officially been spotted. According to Yellowstone National Park biologists, the bear was…
Our Visitor’s Guide to the National Elk Refuge in Jackson Hole
At a Glance: What You Need to Know What is it? The National Elk Refuge is a 24,700-acre winter sanctuary in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, hosting thousands of migrating elk. When is it open? The refuge is visible year-round, but the…
Montana Bear Cub Killing Sparks Outrage: “As Bad As It Gets,” Warden Says
A heartbreaking and infuriating wildlife crime in Montana is drawing outrage across the region, and it should. According to reporting by Cowboy State Daily, a young black bear cub was shot and left to rot near Stevensville sometime between Nov.…
Yellowstone Tourist Tries to Befriend Wolves, Shockingly Survives Anyway
Move over congressional chaos, global crises, and anything else resembling actual news. America’s newest viral superstar is a dude who walked too close to wolves in Yellowstone and lived to tell the tale. Yes, that is right. A man merely…
No National Wolf Recovery Plan: FWS Says “Mission Accomplished,” Everyone Else Says “Really?”
JACKSON, WY — After nearly two years of promises and press releases, the Biden administration did not release the first-ever national wolf recovery plan before leaving office, passing protection plans for gray wolves to Trump 2.0. The U.S. Fish &…
Wyoming Lawmakers Revisit “Pay-for-Play” Hunting Debate: Landowner Tags Could Soon Be Transferable
A proposal to let Wyoming landowners auction off hunting tags just made it through committee and could turn next year’s legislative session into an all-out brawl over “who really owns the elk”. CHEYENNE, WY — Wyoming lawmakers are once again…
The Return of the Roam: Bison Reviving Ancient Rhythms Across America
JACKSON, WY — In a story that feels equal parts prehistoric and poetic, America’s bison appear to be rediscovering their old instincts, and scientists say it could mark a profound ecological shift across the country. A new study published in…
Five Moose in Five Months: Wildlife-Vehicle Collisions Surge on WY-390
JACKSON, WY — The Jackson Hole Wildlife Foundation (JHWF) is urging drivers to slow down and stay alert after a troubling streak of five moose deaths in five months along a one-mile stretch of WY-390, the Village Road. While this…
From Wolf Packs to Bison Funerals: The Wild World of Allie Roams
When it comes to capturing the wild heart of the Jackson Hole area, few do it quite like Allie Roams. Equal parts biologist and artist, Allie has spent countless dawn-to-dusk days chasing light, shadow, and the elusive residents of the…