Prohibiting travel across private land for hunting purposes.

Wyoming's SF 56 expands hunting and wildlife activity rules by prohibiting travel across private property for hunting, fishing, or collecting wildlife without the landowner's permission. The bill specifically adds "traveling through" private land to existing prohibitions, requiring physical contact with the property (e.g., driving or walking across it) to trigger the rule. It directly affects hunters, anglers, and trappers who might cross private land to access hunting areas. Violations are punishable as a low misdemeanor, and the law took effect July 1, 2023.