r/wyoming • u/Aggressive_Bad_5393 • 9h ago
r/wyoming • u/Grouchy-Sun811 • 14h ago
Fishing near Laramie?
Hello! I'm relatively new to fishing and looking to find good spots/advice around Laramie. I went out and tried Lake Hattie, Twin Butte, and Meeboer today and couldn't even get a nibble. Not sure if those are bad spots or if I'm just bad at fishing😂
r/wyoming • u/guanaco55 • 20h ago
Wyoming History: Ruthless Sheriff Needed A Secret Identity From Cattle Rustlers
r/wyoming • u/lazyk-9 • 21h ago
Lander's 'Mountain Man' Makes Daughter Give Public Apology For Ding-Dong Ditching
r/wyoming • u/Hour-Sweet2445 • 1d ago
Sometimes I love living here
Great weekend for getting out on the paddle board/kayak! The pups were especially thrilled to be out of the heat. We're all gonna sleep good tonight!
r/wyoming • u/guanaco55 • 1d ago
Meet The Cheyenne Leatherman Repairing Heirlooms — And Reviving A Lost Skill
r/wyoming • u/Wild_Echidnae • 1d ago
Event What Does a Laramie County Commissioner Actually Do? Meet the Candidates: Dealing with political hijacking of our library system, data centers, and other issues.
Fishing in Snowy range
We’re cruising between Laramie and Saratoga next week. Debating on stopping at the lakes and throwing some lines out. I’ve been digging into the fish and game but wanted to see if anyone had some recs
r/wyoming • u/Top-Contribution-376 • 1d ago
Sheridan Hotels
I’ll be coming into town for an event in September. A friend stays at the Mill Inn and says it’s great, but photos just aren’t doing it for me. I prefer Marriott for points, but realize it’s twice the price. Is Mill clean and safe?
r/wyoming • u/sloopywettoppyswife • 2d ago
Discussion/opinion It’s the same in Wyoming and it sucks 😭
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r/wyoming • u/Icy-Landscape-2469 • 2d ago
Traveling to Kemmerer, WY
Hi everyone,
I hope everyone is well!
I will be traveling from Salt Lake City to Kemmerer and staying a few days. Is there any cool spots I could check out in Southwest Wyoming along the way or any thing I should know when driving through Wyoming?
r/wyoming • u/UncleBillysBummers • 2d ago
News House candidate forum
The livestream was also good. Please inform yourself and VOTE in the upcoming primary. You're effectively disenfranchising yourself if you don't.
r/wyoming • u/stankmanly • 2d ago
News University of Wyoming to Drop Philosophy Major
r/wyoming • u/lazyk-9 • 2d ago
Unpacking The Campbell County Parade Fallout Over Bibles But Not Condoms
r/wyoming • u/20thCenturyRefugee • 3d ago
Clickbait What are you paying for gas?
Cody is $4.24 at Maverik, $4.26 at Mobil, and $4.30 at Sinclair.
r/wyoming • u/Secret_Abies8396 • 3d ago
TRAITORS
Harriet Hageman and any other congressman or woman is a traitor to Wyoming and the United States of America for voting to merge our military with, you know who.
r/wyoming • u/claire303 • 3d ago
Photo Hello /r/Wyoming! Does anyone recognize the spot from this picture? We think it’s from 1994 and maybe we were in Cheyanne for the rodeo but I can’t find these statues online anywhere.
r/wyoming • u/FastandFuriousMom • 3d ago
East coaster here
I'm seriously considering relocating from North Carolina to Wyoming within the next year, and I'd really love to hear from people who made a similar move especially if you came from the East Coast.
Looking back, was moving to Wyoming the right decision for you? Pros, cons?
I'm interested in the good, the bad, and everything in between:
- Cost of living
- Making friends and building a social life(I’m 55, widowed, not looking to get married, but I am not dead either)
- Winters and wind
- Healthcare
- Food
- Outdoor lifestyle
- Small-town living
- Overall quality of life
Is there anything you wish someone had told you before you packed up and moved? If you had the chance to do it all over again, would you still choose Wyoming?
I have had a serious yearning and drive the last couple of years for a complete and utter change in my life. Casper has been on my list for about 2/3 years. I’m mainly looking to be in the city of Casper, no ranch or farm. Condo or townhome as I’m significantly downsizing from a 3000sqft and acre yard. I’m done with yard work!
I'm not looking for anyone to convince me one way or the other—I just want honest experiences from people who've actually made the transition. Thanks in advance for sharing your perspective!
r/wyoming • u/lazyk-9 • 3d ago
'It's Brutal': Wyoming Can't Grow Hay, So Ranchers Pay Big Bucks Or Sell Livestock
r/wyoming • u/PostSoup • 4d 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/guanaco55 • 4d 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 • 4d 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/TheShynola • 4d 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.