Remember: Federal FAA regulations apply in ALL states. The state laws listed below are IN ADDITION to federal requirements. Always check both federal and state rules before flying.
Overview
Wyoming restricts drone use for data collection on private land and has unique trespass provisions.
FAA Registration
Required (Federal)
Remote ID
Required (Federal)
Last Reviewed
March 4, 2026
Wyoming Drone Laws
Using drones to collect data on private land without permission may constitute trespass
Cannot use drones to harass wildlife or livestock
Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks are no-fly zones
Agricultural monitoring requires landowner consent
Privacy Laws
Wyoming Statute 6-3-403 addresses drone-based data collection and trespass on private property.
Penalties
Trespass via data collection: misdemeanor with fines up to $1,000. Wildlife harassment: state penalties.
Note: In addition to state penalties, federal FAA penalties may also apply. Civil penalties for FAA violations can reach $27,500, and criminal penalties can include fines up to $250,000 and imprisonment.