(Arapahoe, WY) – The Northern Arapaho Tribe hosted its Easter egg hunt at Great Plains Hall on Friday, setting up in the parking lot outside the hall. Organizers had chosen the location as a precaution against the unpredictable Wyoming weather, with high winds and cold temperatures in the forecast.
More than 150 people turned up for the hunt, where adults spread out around 1,000 eggs for each age group. The weather ended up being cloudy and chilly but nice enough to be outside.
Children tore through each round, and the eggs disappeared in a hurry every time a new group was turned loose.
Children wait for the whistle to start the hunt in front of Great Plains Hall Friday. h/t Carl Cote Danielle C’Bearing tosses out eggs to get the playing field set up at Great Plains Hall Friday. h/t Carl Cote Children sprint with their baskets and buckets at the Easter egg hunt Friday in Arapahoe. h/t Carl Cote Girls hurry up getting more eggs in their baskets Friday in the lot in front of Great Plains Hall. h/t Carl Cote Kids sprint to the far end of the parking lot to get the getting while it’s Good Friday. h/t Carl Cote Children find the last remaining eggs during the hunt Friday. h/t Carl Cote A girl picks up an egg as the hunt is on Friday in Arapahoe. h/t Carl Cote Children look around for more eggs as availability dwindles late in the hunt. h/t Carl Cote Children look around for more eggs as availability dwindles late in the hunt. h/t Carl Cote 
A boy shows off his haul after a round of hunting. h/t Carl Cote Brothers Blane and Israel Howell show off their Easter egg loot after a hunt Friday in Arapahoe. h/t Carl Cote
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