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The process of adding a member to a Wyoming LLC may involve amending the company's articles of organization to include the new member. Depending on the terms in the agreement, current LLC members may need to vote on it for the amendment to pass.

Additionally, LLCs can be a sole-proprietorship, a partnership, or a multi-member structure. Overall, Wyoming LLCs also have no limit to the number of members that may be within the organization, and there is much more flexibility with the ability to use the operating agreement to modify any default rules set by law.

DBA is an acronym for “doing business as” and is a common term for transacting business under a name that differs from a business's legal name (other common terms include “assumed name” and “fictitious name”). Wyoming usually uses the term “trade name” instead of DBA, but it amounts to the same thing.

Wyoming is the only state which specifically protects single-member limited liability companies by statute. This legislation has since been upheld by the courts.

If you add an owner, then the LLC needs its own employer identification number (EIN), and you must file Form 8832 to inform the IRS the entity should now be taxed as a partnership. Note that if your company is already a multi-member LLC, you should still notify the IRS of additional changes in members.

Wyoming's most sought-after game animals are pronghorn, elk, moose, mule deer, and white-tailed deer. The state also offers hunts for bighorn sheep, bison, black bears, mountain lions, wolves, mountain goats, turkeys, and upland birds. Elk are plentiful on public and private lands in both mountains and plains regions.

Coyotes are defined as predators in Wyoming. There are no license requirements or stamps required to hunt coyotes in Wyoming. There are no bag limits. The only restriction on take of coyotes is you cannot harvest a coyote from any public road.

The hunting season extension permit allows a qualified application to hunt antelope, deer and elk five (5) days prior to the earliest opening date in the hunt area(s) and for the sex of antelope, deer or elk set forth by limitations for their license as specified in Section 2 of the current regulation for that species.

The road surface, the area between the fences on a fenced public road or highway, and an area thirty (30) feet perpendicular to the edge of the road surface on an unfenced public road or highway shall be considered the public road or highway. Two-track trails on public lands are not public roads.