Wyoming to again weigh making landowner tags ‘transferable,’ a step toward pay-for-play hunting

Legislation that would enable ranchers and large property owners to sell tags to the highest bidder passed through the Agriculture Committee and has a shot at becoming law in 2026.

Posted 11/13/25

A controversial proposal that could help Wyoming landowners make money from elk, deer and pronghorn that use their property has passed muster with a legislative committee and will be up for debate …

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Wyoming to again weigh making landowner tags ‘transferable,’ a step toward pay-for-play hunting

Legislation that would enable ranchers and large property owners to sell tags to the highest bidder passed through the Agriculture Committee and has a shot at becoming law in 2026.

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Wyoming to again weigh making landowner tags ‘transferable,’ a step toward pay-for-play hunting

Legislation that would enable ranchers and large property owners to sell tags to the highest bidder passed through the Agriculture Committee and has a shot at becoming law in 2026.

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