40 more clues that you might be from Wyoming
In case you still aren't sure, here are 40 more signs that you might be from the Cowboy State.
(Also be sure to check out the original rundown here)
Your idea of bad traffic is another driver merging onto the highway
You've hosted disappointed guests who assumed it would be warm in springtime
The ruts of the Oregon Trail go through your backyard
Your town ends abruptly
Your dog rides exclusively in the bed of the truck
You've been a Herder, Oiler, Pronghorn, Wrangler or Dogie
Brown is your favorite color
You're used to seeing wildlife up close
You wear boots like Californians wear flip flops
You don't quite understand why Kanye keeps showing up
A 50-degree temperature swing doesn't phase you
People say you have unusually strong feelings about wolves
This is your company car
The internet is so slow that you drive to the office or school instead of working from home
You give directions using drainages and basins
An F-150 is a "small" truck
An antelope has run *into* your car
You've never been less than 3,000 feet above sea level
You make fun of Jackson... until you have a free weekend to ski
You drive 20 miles for your morning coffee
You've left work to dig out your spouse's car
Taking out the trash requires brains and brawn
You've ridden the jackalope in Dubois
Everything you own has a bucking horse on it
Your rival high school is 5 hours away
Your fall wardrobe is blaze orange
You've won homemade cookies at the Occidental Hotel jam
You've played a round of prairie golf in Midwest
Jeans qualify as formal wear
You've "stopped in for a free taste" of Chugwater Chili
You have to shoo the deer out of your flower bed
You know where the only bathroom is on every stretch of highway
You've gone elk hunting but never left camp
You've had your photo taken with Cowboy Joe
You know half the people at the UW tailgate
You take taxidermy to the extreme
You can find dinosaur bones on the family ranch
You've met a celebrity animal (like Bam Bam the bighorn sheep)
Your gas station doubles as the town's grocery store
You brag about the small towns you've been to
