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I’m in Laramie… considering lander or Pinedale. Pinedale has skiing:) any other smaller towns with skiing, mountains? I’m open to hear!

Thank you!

I can’t find downhill skiing in lander but it looks beautiful!

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I’m visiting next year and want to try the best steak in Wyoming. Suggestions welcome 🤗

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This is an image of where Trump's major donors came from. The biggest single donor state was Wyoming. All thanks to one giant rich jerk, Timothy Mellon of Riverside. For those that don't know Mr. Mellon grew up with a gold spoon in his mouth in a mansion in Virginia. He had an airplane that commuted him to and from his Massachusetts boarding school in the 50's. He is heir to the multi-billion dollar Mellon banking fortune. He has stated the following specifically about black people:

"For delivering their votes in the Federal Elections, they are awarded with yet more and more freebies: food stamps, cellphones, WIC [the U.S. Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children] payments, Obamacare, and on, and on, and on. The largess is funded by the hardworking folks, fewer and fewer in number, who are too honest or too proud to allow themselves to sink into this morass."

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I know that the biggest rodeos are in the summertime, but will we still find good rodeos in April in Wyoming?

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At Harriman Road,

Hello people. İ (20M) have this dream of living in wyoming and having a ranch. İ live in cyprus (an island in mediterenian). İdk how i can come there and start my way of american dream. Pls give advice.

USGS, 1964-1980.

Does anyone know of safe lgbtq/women’s support groups around Wyoming? With this new stacked Republican federal government, we might need resources to stay safe when anti-lgbtq and anti-women laws start cracking down on our rights for marriage, no fault divorce, and anti-discrimination laws.

Hi everyone! I’m from the North East and have romanticized the idea of relocating to the Midwest. Whats it like living in Wyoming?

Edit: I’m sorry, I didn’t know WY wasn’t considered the Midwest.

This state has fascinated me for a long time; low population density, beautiful nature, and the history of the region.

I have not been able to find much on distinct regions of Wyoming, so is there commonly referred to and known regions of Wyoming (ex. Southwest)?

I'm sorry but what the hell is the point of a private voting booth if you have to sit there and put your ballot face up into a machine in the middle of a room full of people staring at your ballot. I already felt really uncomfortable voting this election and it took a ton of convincing for me but having a bunch of people stare at me and my ballot as I'm putting it in the machine makes me never want to do it again. Is this a thing everywhere?

Howdy, folks. I just landed a job as a winter care taker in southern Wyoming, around Encampment and Saratoga area. I’m looking at -30° some nights and around 7000 feet. 18 horses and 21 cows and calves. Part of my job is snow removal and busting ice. Any advice, for brands or just tools, would be appreciated.

Also, just for the hell of it, a good rope for the spring when we get the cows.

Couldn't edit my post and don't need infinite remarks about my autocorrect "wide" to "wife" 😂 But this is Monster and he is a very good boy. Sticks like glue to me and my dogs while we're out exploring.

I’ll be going to Cheyenne area for the first time for Christmas, what local places are the best to visit, where can we find Christmas activities, lights etc? We’ll have a pre teen with us. Food recommendations? What is the weather usually like at that time? Coming from the south where it snows maybe twice a year at most, I’ll probably need to get heavier winter gear. Any recommendations?