Fourth time’s a charm? Lawmaker tries again to ban Wyoming’s practice of chasing, striking wildlife with snowmobiles

Bill proposes language that would end an era of recreationally running over foxes, coyotes, wolves and other animals on public land.

Posted 2/12/26

CHEYENNE — Rep. Mike Schmid is continuing his quest to prohibit recreationally running over wildlife with snowmobiles, an activity that’s legal and commonplace in the corner of western Wyoming …

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Fourth time’s a charm? Lawmaker tries again to ban Wyoming’s practice of chasing, striking wildlife with snowmobiles

Bill proposes language that would end an era of recreationally running over foxes, coyotes, wolves and other animals on public land.

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Fourth time’s a charm? Lawmaker tries again to ban Wyoming’s practice of chasing, striking wildlife with snowmobiles

Bill proposes language that would end an era of recreationally running over foxes, coyotes, wolves and other animals on public land.

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