Commissioner’s License

Looking for the perfect chance to draw a Wyoming elk, deer, or antelope license?

With a 2023 Wyoming Commissioner tag the winner will get their choice of an elk,  deer, or antelope license in their choice of ANY area in Wyoming!No preference points, no waiting years to get a shot at a coveted Elk Area 100 tag.

 Only 3000 tickets will be sold, giving you better odds of drawing a premier tag than the regular draw. Tickets are 1 for $25, 10 for $200, or give yourself an even better chance by getting 30 tickets for $500.

Where does my money go?

Proceeds from this tag are split between the Wyoming Outdoor Weekend & Expo and the Wyoming Game Wardens Association.

The Wyoming Game Wardens Association was formed in 1973 for the purpose of furnishing a medium for good fellowship and loyalty to the Wyoming Game and Fish Department and fellow officers, effectively maintaining the wildlife resources of the State, promoting a more efficient and able force of wardens and to meet our responsibilities and problems collectively.

Since 1985, the Wyoming Game Wardens Association has had the ability to provide financial assistance to various charitable organizations, programs designed to enhance outdoor awareness to school-age children, research designed to improve wildlife law enforcement, handicapped hunter assistance, scholarship programs, and memorial funds. Total contributions have exceeded $400,000.00 since 1985.

The Wyoming Outdoor Weekend (WOW) has been put on through a partnership between the Lander Economic Development Association and the Wyoming Game & Fish Department to showcase the Fremont County area as a premier outdoor recreation destination, promote the local economy, and inspire interest in and conservation of Wyoming’s wildlife resource.

Proceeds raised from Commissioner’s Tag fund operating expenses for the Wyoming Outdoor Weekend. Additional proceeds and sponsorships go to local projects.