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HANG WITH THE LOCALS. What to See and Do: Bring a camera and some binoculars to view the area’s wildlife. • Hike miles of trails and enjoy the unique scenery. If your idea of mingling with the locals involves antlers, then you’ll feel right at home in Wamsutter. It’s a perfect place to admire Wyoming’s stunning scenery and explore its unique geology. Here, the wildlife seems to blend right in. About Wamsutter: Originally inhabited by Shoshone and Ute tribes, Wamsutter was founded in 1868 to service the transcontinental railroad, and it was formally incorporated in 1914. It has since served as a hotbed for sheep operations, wild horse roundups, uranium explorations, oil production and natural gas development. Not to mention, it’s home to the world’s only desert elk herd and the largest herd of Pronghorn antelope, who frequently wander through the community.
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