r/wyoming • u/lazyk-9 • 12h ago
r/wyoming • u/guanaco55 • 12h ago
News Study: In Tourist Areas, Aggressive Elk Attack Far More People Than Grizzly Bears
r/wyoming • u/guanaco55 • 5h ago
News Seeing More Bears On Casper Mountain? Drought Might Be The Reason -- Black bear sightings have stirred conversation on Casper Mountain this summer, but wildlife officials say the bear population hasn't grown. Instead, drought and a poor berry crop are sending them farther in search of food.
r/wyoming • u/Intelligent_Fix2644 • 6h ago
Some heros wear a big ass belt buckle
An incredible selfless act by this young man. My hobby at 14 playing hackey sack definitely makes me feel a bit sheepish. 😉
r/wyoming • u/PostSoup • 3h ago
Place to camp between West Yellowstone and Laramie?
My sons and I will be on an RV road trip driving from West Yellowstone through WY. Ultimately we're headed east to Tennessee but I'm looking for a neat place to stop between Yellowstone and Laramie. Any suggestions?
r/wyoming • u/20thCenturyRefugee • 21h ago
Malcolm Wallop campaign ad, 1976
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r/wyoming • u/Reasonable_Inside838 • 1d ago
Photo Medicine Bow National Forest and Lookout Lake Panorama on 35mm Film
r/wyoming • u/TheShynola • 7h ago
Discussion/opinion r/wyoming, where do you actually eat in Wyoming?
Hi,
we’re four guys, and we’ve put together Wyoming’s restaurant scene in an app called Vota. The concept is simple: you see two places side by side (for example Snake River Grill vs. Sweet Melissa Cafe), you choose the place you’d rather go to, and the ranking updates instantly. The more people vote, the more accurate the list gets over time. There are still a few duplicates here and there, but I’m continuously cleaning up the data.
Here’s the iPhone version, with categories that actually fit Wyoming’s food scene:
https://apps.apple.com/app/vota-restaurant-ratings/id6744969212
And here’s the Android version (finally live):
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.vota.app
I’d love to know what people here think. Does the ranking feel even remotely right? Are obvious places missing? Are any places ranked way too high or way too low?
The goal is to make something that reflects where locals actually want to eat, not just where tourists or review sites send people.
r/wyoming • u/lazyk-9 • 1d ago
Wyoming GOP Endorses Brent Bien, Chuck Gray, And Harriet Hageman
r/wyoming • u/stumblebum13 • 1d ago
All Freedom Caucus candidates running for WY State House and Senate
Here’s a spreadsheet tracking FC-backed candidates running in all state House and Senate districts ahead of the August 18th Primary. Candidates are considered FC if they are 1) actual FC members, 2) endorsed or financed by FC members or PACs (e.g., Make Liberty Win PAC), or 3) voted with FC members the majority of the time in the last two legislative sessions. Reference bwar.vote/freedom-caucus for more info.
r/wyoming • u/stankmanly • 2d ago
News After a pastor’s comments, Northern Arapaho Tribe tells Christian church to leave
r/wyoming • u/20thCenturyRefugee • 22h ago
News Vote Early, Vote Often 🗳️
Early voting in the Wyoming primary election started today (July 21) and runs until August 17.
r/wyoming • u/cavaismylife • 2d ago
Why can't tourists follow simple rules? It is for their own safety.
r/wyoming • u/dailymail • 2d ago
Bison attack survivor gives no-nonsense interview from his hospital bed
r/wyoming • u/Charming-Tea9988 • 2d ago
This guys and his stupid fucking Wyoming campaign stuff in the mail and on YouTube ads
galleryr/wyoming • u/counterhero666 • 23h ago
Whistling while driving
Greetings to all wonderful Wyoming friends. Me and my buddies are driving from CO to MT mainly in the I-25 and notice a whistling in the driver door that comes and goes. There is absolutely nothing wrong with the drivers door. Do you all experience this at 80mph or more. Please share your experiences, if any. Thanks!
r/wyoming • u/CptBronzeBalls • 2d ago
Are we the stupidest or the most fascist state? Or both?
r/wyoming • u/snail_oatmeal • 1d ago
Milk going bad way fast?
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hey friends, these past weeks we've had to throw 3 either full or half gallons of milk away..and every time its become expired before the date (07/22) we've had milk past the expression many times and even drank and used it before; but now? days before the expression the jug fills with gas and starts to go bad...could this be an issue with our fridge or are others noticing the same? :(
r/wyoming • u/JustMyOpinionz • 3d ago
We Went To The Richest Town In America. It's Not Where You Think.
r/wyoming • u/CoreyTrevor1 • 3d ago
Barrel Found! Killer Had Told Cops Victims' Bodies In Barrels On Lake Bottom
r/wyoming • u/lazyk-9 • 2d ago
Inside The ‘Cowboy Starship,’ A $7.95 Million Off-Grid Mansion In Remote Wyoming
r/wyoming • u/Beautiful-Rip472 • 3d ago
Discussion/opinion Voter's Guide is Out
So I got the Oil City Voter's Guide today and I can't help but think...everyone is out of touch with reality.
I mean, the City Council thinks their constituents are worried about "beautifying parks" and "making the area [Natrona/Casper] more appealing to the next generation".
Meanwhile, everyone I talk to is, yes to an extent, worried about some of the issues, like infrastructure. But they're mostly concerned about data centers being put on the edge of town. They're worried about flock, and overreach, and the Freedom Caucus. I could care less if the city park is beautiful if the data center is killing everything in sight.
Not to mention Brent Bien is the only Governor candidate to oppose AI as well, but Eric Barlow seemingly has a better chance at winning (depending how you look at it).
They're all worried that young people are leaving, what should we do, etc. Meanwhile, no young folks are running for office and everyone else is worrying about things that ultimately drive everyone away.
Not really complaining or anything, just curious what other people think.