Traveling west of Cheyanne for a business/fun trip, for a few days next week.  Will it be worth it to bring one of my Ar's and a suppressor?  I would like to shoot some prairie dogs if I can.  Will I need a hunting permit or anything if hunting them on private property.  Or if there is anything else fun to shoot at or hunt relatively easy while I am out there. Thanks guys


*UPDATE*

I did take the suppressor and AR.  It was definitely well worth it.. I will take it out there again, so I will be back.  Thanks to all of you for the info, the state was amazing.  I will be going back very soon.  Got to see alot of terrain  and wild life I have never seen before.  Next time I will take my skis along and sneak up to a snow capped and ski in the summer haha .  No coyotes did hear a few and saw a young one leaving the house area very quickly one night. I did how ever get to shoot some prairie dogs alot in a short period of time, I have to say it was almost as much fun to miss as it was to hit them. I don't know if I just loved it that much out there, or if it was the vastness but the suppressor was NOTICEABLY QUITTER.

My weekend ride
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Gun of choice
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Packed away for transport
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Early morning coyote hunt
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And the fun of prairie dog
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I wouldn't want to hassle with the ATF paperwork for just a few days of travel.

Thanks man I really do appreciate all the info.. I will be with a native and the land owner.  So I will be hanging close with him, but I will keep all that info in mind.  


Many coyotes out there .. anything needed to shoot at them?

Thanks again I really appreciate the info.  Driving out tomorrow night .. hopeful to have a good holiday weekend.

No paper work required for silencers.  Only required for SBRs, SBSs and MGs

UPDATE IN OP

Looks like a fun trip!  Me and the wife love WY.

Glad you had a great time.  

Had the best time thanks ..  already trying to figure out another trip back.

AOWs and Suppressors are exempt from 5320.20 requirements.  

(Here because I'm looking to learn about WY too.)  

Mike

I had zero trouble traveling with the everything, I knew I was legally covered to travel and all that, I just didn't want to be put in a place of being guilty until proven innocent.  How ever I did stay out of Illinois coming back, just because I had about 10 more guns in the vehicle with me then (helping a friend move).

As for going to WY it was so worth it (even the 55 hours on the road over the 4th weekend).  If you have any outsider traveling to WY questions ill try to answer.  But everyone here answered my questions fast and perfect.