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Grouse-License?
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Contributors to this thread:
Z Barebow 13-Aug-17
wyobullshooter 13-Aug-17
Z Barebow 13-Aug-17
Topgun 30-06 13-Aug-17
MeanMachine 15-Aug-17
wyobullshooter 15-Aug-17
wytex 15-Aug-17
MeanMachine 15-Aug-17
huntaholic 17-Aug-17
wyobullshooter 17-Aug-17
huntaholic 18-Aug-17
huntaholic 18-Aug-17
wyobullshooter 18-Aug-17
huntaholic 24-Aug-17
wyobullshooter 24-Aug-17
GregE 13-Sep-18
Franzen 16-Sep-18
From: Z Barebow
13-Aug-17
I will be bowhunting for elk in WYO this fall. I have my NR tag and conservation stamp. Do I need any other license to whack a grouse? (If I want one for supper!)

I looked through regs and I cannot find it specifically spelled out. Thanks in advance.

13-Aug-17
Brian, you'll need a bird license as well. The archery license you'll have for elk is also valid for game birds as well.

From: Z Barebow
13-Aug-17
Thanks Rob!

From: Topgun 30-06
13-Aug-17
The NR elk license is only good for elk and fishing, not for small game or birds. You'll need a bird license for sure to be legal to hunt grouse.

From: MeanMachine
15-Aug-17
Is the non resident antelope license good for fishing?

15-Aug-17
No.

From: wytex
15-Aug-17
You can buy day licenses for $14/day.

From: MeanMachine
15-Aug-17
ok thanks guys

From: huntaholic
17-Aug-17
Everyone is saying a "bird license" that is just a small game license, right!? I sure hope so.

17-Aug-17
No, they aren't the same. Two totally different licenses. Small game is rabbits and such. Game birds are grouse, pheasants, chukars, etc.

From: huntaholic
18-Aug-17
Wow, I had no idea. Thanks wyobullshooter

From: huntaholic
18-Aug-17
I just purchased my small game/game bird license on the WYFG website. Must be some difference between non-res and res because there is no separate small game and game bird license. As I thought for non-res at least they are the same.

18-Aug-17
You are correct. NR and res are handled differently. Residents have the option to purchase either game bird and small game separately, or in a combo. NR doesn't have that option. They are combined. Just be aware they are two different entities, so you must comply with the daily bag and possession limit separately. Either way, have fun and good luck. Blue grouse, or crazy chickens as we call them, are delicious, especially the younger ones! I thump a few every year and cook them up in a gravy over mashed taters...they melt in your mouth!"

From: huntaholic
24-Aug-17
Wyobullshooter you're making me hungry! I'm bringing some gravy and potatoes now for sure!

24-Aug-17
Ha!

From: GregE
13-Sep-18

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Thanks for the info- I was going to start looking up grouse Lic requirements.

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From: Franzen
16-Sep-18
I would have liked to been able to shoot a grouse, but I thought $74 was a bit steep. You can get a 5-day fishing license for $50-something, although it isn't in the regs. that way. To add both was a little much, so I picked the fishing when I was there a week ago.

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