Due to severe winter impacts, Wyoming Game and Fish department wildlife managers made significant adjustments to hunting season proposals in many areas of the state and proposed an overall decrease of 10,290 antelope licenses and 4,410 mule deer licenses. Seasons were finalized by the G&F commission in April.  What impacts did the winter have on big game herds in the state?  How will hunters be impacted?  Doug Brimeyer is the Deputy Wildlife Division Chief for the Wyoming Game and Fish Department.  Each year he presents to the G&F Commission the status of wildlife herds in the state, what the public has weighed in on, and what regional biologists recommended for hunt seasons in their region, and is our guest on this episode of "Get Outside."