Wyoming Local Customs

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  • it's a lot of work but it's worth it
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Fires   Yellowstone National Park

Fires, Yellowstone National Park

 3 Reviews  Since the great fires of 1988, the park has increased the number of animals living in it's confines. The fires opened the forest, allowed for new growth, created more 'edges', where wildlife can live... 

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When we left Jackson

by 807Wheaton

We didn't see any bear or moose while we were in Jackson Hole area or the Tetons. We decided to hop back on Highway 89 for Yellowstone and leave these two at the Wagon Wheel Village.The rest of this trip is on the Yellowstone Page.

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Legal Fireworks

by KaiM

In some state local laws allow selling fireworks, some states don't give permission to fireworks trade. In Wyoming you can buy fireworks. The result are shops located out of town for safety reasons and preferably close to the state border to attract costumers from other states.

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Bison on a flag

by KaiM

A bison on a blue field bordered in white and red. The state seal branded on the bison. The woman represents the state motto "Equal Rights" and the two men represent cattle ranchers and miners. The words "Livestock", "Mines", "Grains" and "Oil" represent Wyoming's wealth. The eagle and shield show support for the United States. The dates 1869 and 1890 tell when Wyoming organized as a territory of the United States and when it became a state.

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Cheyenne Frontier Days

by KaiM

Of course the Cowboy State has a long tradition in rodeos. One of the most famous rodeo events in the US are the annual Cheyenne Frontier Days. 40 bucking bulls, 70 wild horses - that is more than at any other rodeo. Steer wrestling, bull riding, bronc riding, horse racing, calf roping. Each of the events is performed during each of the nine days of rodeos. Usually the event takes place in July. Beside the sports events famous country musicians perform on-stage and at night the bars of the town are packed.

Wind River Indian Reservation-PowWow

by Got_Snow

During the summer, on the Wind River Indian Reservation, you may have the opportunity to go to a powwow. It is an amazing Native celebration were you will see and experience local Indian customs and celebrations. The regalia, dancing, and food are absolutely amazing.

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-When we go up into the...

by flifish

-When we go up into the mountains we don't say, 'We are going to the Bighorn Mountains.' We say, 'We are heading up the mountain.' Everyone knows if your already near the foot of the Bighorns that's the mountain range your going to visit.-we walk up the 'side hill' vs. up the hill.-we don't have 'side ditches' we have 'borrow pits.' we borrowed dirt from there for the road...

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Never bite off more than you...

by Got_Snow

Never bite off more than you can chew. Wyoming is a large state so be sure to plan your trip wisely. The big things to see in Wyoming is: Yellowstone (northwest), Cheyenne Frontier Days (in the southeastern part of the state), etc. In the Northwestern part of the state the flyfishing is outstanding. It took me a half an hour to land this monster. It was caught just outside of Jackson Hole in a blue ribbon trout stream, and fed at least 6 people. Devine!

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Entrance to the park costed in...

by pollon

Entrance to the park costed in 1996 $10 per vehicle and $4 per person.The entrance permit was good for seven consecutive days in Yellowstone and Teton National Parks.For general information:Yellowstone AssociationP.O. Box 117Yellowstone National ParkWy 82190ph 307 344 7381

Yellowstone is a hiker's...

by pollon

Yellowstone is a hiker's paradise and trails range from easy hour walks across gentle terrain to strenous multi-day hikes in remote country.But always remember that the park is a sanctuary: natural and historical features are fully protected.And learn about the backcountry before leaving the trailhead. Park staff and ranger are the best source.Careless walking is not only dangerous but also destructive.I know I'm a pain in the neck saying this but I'm one of those boring nature lovers ;-)

Dumb Wyoming LawsIt is illegal...

by photobf

Dumb Wyoming LawsIt is illegal to wear a hat that obstructs people's view in a public theater or place of amusement.It is illegal for women to stand within five feet of a bar while drinking.You may not take a picture of a rabbit during the month of June.CheyenneCitizens may not take showers on Wednesdays.

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Top 3 Hotels in Wyoming

Dunraven Lodge  Yellowstone National Park

Lizard Creek Campground  Grand Teton National Park

Rusty Parrot Lodge and Spa  Jackson

 2 Reviews and 118 Opinions  A fire in the fireplace in my room when I return from skiing, my masseur collecting me at my door, I... 

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Q:  hello we are visiting Yellowstone in a couple weeks and I need a daily itinerary.In Yellowstone we have 5 days. I am wondering... 

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A: Yellowstone is much bigger than the Grand Tetons. The Tetons are beautiful and one of the most beautiful sunrise I have ever seen was over those mountains as a kid, and I... 

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