I have flown a New Mexico Flag and Art flies his Colorado and US Flag's so it shouldn't be a problem. We typically fly ours about 12 to 15 feet off the ground but I think it would be cool to show all the states represented at Mile High Mayhem.

Doug

Totally supported and encouraged!

Ken

Bring it! Fly it high. The corners of easy-ups make great supports for flagpoles.

I say bring it too, will make a great fire starter for the bon fire!!!!

Just kidden, hehe 😆

Bring it and fly it proudly! 😉

It was given to Him when He got out of the service in 1968. When He
landed in Casper it was presented to Him by other Vet's and His
Parents. It has never been flown. He said....He never had a good
reason to fly it. And He said it needs to be flown.

I'm sorry Mike, this took many many many minutes of reserch.
And it appears unfortunately that Wyoming sits north of the Mason-Dixon Line of 1767.
Hmmm....Perhaps if you flew it on the North side of of the firing range,
say just north of where range left usally sits, it would be OK and my ancestors could over look this. 😉

I think in honor of the Vetrans of Wyoming and of all the Vetrans of this great Union, past, preasant, and future, flying it now, would not have been soon enough. 🙂

I wouldn't have even asked. Yeah, I'd go ahead and do that if I were you! Fly it proudly! I think anyone coming from out of state, even if from a neighboring state, should honor their Vets and travels and show their support for where they are from. Except, of course, if it's John Wilke and the Iowa flag. He's actually a Nebraskan boy and now a Colorado resident again.