Hello, what is the issue with the water in Wyoming if you own a well? Are all areas limited to how much water they can use? How are homes mostly heated for those living on acreage?

Nearly all of Wyoming’s national forests are included in the United States Department of Agriculture’s new “Emergency Situation Determination” to boost timber production

“The United States has an abundance of timber resources that are more than adequate to meet our domestic timber production needs, but heavy-handed federal policies have prevented full utilization of these resources and made us reliant on foreign producers,” Rollins said in the memorandum. “It is vital that we reverse these policies and increase domestic timber production to protect our national and economic security.”

Though not an exhaustive list, impacted areas include the Medicine Bow-Routt National Forest, the Bridger-Teton National Forest, the Shoshone National Forest, Black Hills National Forest and the Bighorn National Forest.

I’ll try to keep this short…I just lost my dad to cancer last week. My kids and I were very close to him. The loss is enormous for us and we’re knee-deep in grief. I want to spend this summer just recovering and making new memories with my sons.

This summer, I plan on taking a road trip with my boys and dog Moose. I have always wanted to visit Wyoming and Montana. Any recommendations for places to see, camp, or stay in Wyoming? Any places to avoid due to being unsafe? Any tips? I’ll be posting this in the Montana sub to get tips there as well. Apologies if this seems scrambled, I’m exhausted. Thank you in advance.

Looking for a good spot for a picnic. We are driving between Cheyenne and Salt Lake. Where is a good spot for a picnic?

I would prefer places that have picnic tables, but I am open to anything?

Does Point of Rocks have tables there?

Actually, I would appreciate hearing about any place you think is fascinating and would serve as a good picnic spot along I-80, whether or not it has tables.

Honoring our lovely state with my CNC. We truly live in a dramatically unique place. It's a joy to figure out nee ways to express its rugged beauty.

Killer Homecoming King - Powell, Wyoming

Small Town Murder • Episode 584 • Apr 4, 2025 • 1 hr 11 min

This is week, in Powell, Wyoming, a college girl's disappearance from a dorm party sends the whole town on a massive search. It's a mystery, until one particular student arrives at his dorm, covered in blood. His roommates decide to turn him in, but that's just the start. He lies about what happened, until confronted with the evidence. When a truly dark tale emerges, we find out about a very creepy past, making it obvious, he was stopped before he could become a serial killer.

I'm looking at moving out to the Lander area next year and curious what the MTB scene around there is. I see there are a few trail networks around town.

We live in a beautiful state!...enjoy it!

More budget cuts for Wyoming culture...

Hey geology experts and students, I live in casper, wy, my late step dad who studied geology at casper College in either the mid to late 90's or early 2000's used to take me fossil hunting by the north platte river, but really all we ever found were cylindrical crustacean fossils, can't remember what they're called but they are dark in color and have kind of a colorful shine under sunlight, so my first question is do any of you have a guess as to what that fossil is, and my second question is do any of you know any places in the natrona county area where I can go geode hunting, I've always wanted one but buying one ruins all the fun and thrill of finding one, and if any of you have a picture of an unopened one that you guys have found that would also help a lot, I really want to get back into fossil and rock hunting but since my step dad passed back in 2018 I don't have a clue where to look aside from by the river