Little Mountain

Help Conserve Little Mountain's Hunting and Fishing Heritage 

Unfortunately, Little Mountain has become the newest important hunting and fishing area to be included in the rush to lease and develop southwest Wyoming’s public lands. These lands are prized for elk and deer hunting and play a vital role in maintaining the state’s outdoor heritage and economic diversity - 18,050 acres around Little Mountain are included in the Dec 2, 2008 BLM Lease Sale. Be a Part of the Sportsmen's Solution... 

Attend the Little Mountain Public Meeting 

• When: Nov. 11^th at 7 PM 
  
• Where: Western Wyoming Community College, Rm 1302
• More Info: Call Daly Edmunds 307-630-6202
  

• Send an email to BLM Rock Springs Field Office manager letting him know that you care about fish and game conservation (Lance.Porter@blm.gov)
  

• AND SIGN-UP TODAY to get updates on what is happening!!!

 

 Did You Know?

The Little Mountain lease sale overlaps the following Hunt Areas:

 Elk = 30-32, Deer = 102,  Antelope = 59, 112

A thriving elk herd is found in the Little Mountain area, providing a once-in-a lifetime opportunity for trophy quality bull elk. In fact, a person has only about a 6%chance of drawing an elk license for Hunt Area 31 (Little Mountain) and 7%chance for Hunt Area 30 ( Aspen Mountain).  

Since 1990, the Greater Little Mountain area has benefited from more than $2 million in riparian habitat restoration projects funded by various private groups (Trout Unlimited, Bowhunters of Wyoming, Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, etc.) and state and federal agencies.

View BLM’s Lease Sale Notice

QUESTIONS? WANT TO HELP OUT?

• Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership -Dwayne Meadows

(Cell:307.760.6802) dmeadows@trcp.org

• Trout Unlimited - Cathy Purves

(Cell:307.349.2558, Office: 307.332.6700) CPurves@tu.org

• WyomingWildlife Federation - Daly Edmunds

(Cell:307.630.6202) EdmundsD@nwf.org