Programming 106 For Wyoming
I am attempting to help you program your Pro-106. I strongly recommend purchasing Win500 for programming your radio since it is user-friendly & you can see the trunking system along with the associated Talk Groups in one visual field. Some people prefer manual programming, but it is time consuming. Here is a great example of what you would see in Win500 if you were to select this programming method:
WIN500 - UtahRadio
If you are wanting to program your area, here are the tower locations for WyoLink, the statewide trunking system. If you like, find the ones closest to your location and use them for optimal reception:
Site Map: WyoLink: Statewide Interoperability Matrix Trunking System, Statewide, Multi-State
Once you've entered all of the Talk Groups (channels) you want for this system, then you might enter the conventional frequencies for your county and the ones identified as statewide. After reviewing the talk groups associated with this statewide system, I don't see many associated with your county; however, the Wyoming Highway Patrol & other agencies are listed. You might have to consult the Wyoming Highway Patrol to see which Troops operate near your location. You county does not list a lot of conventional frequencies. Again, you might want to program Nationwide and Statewide frequencies as well.
This is a a fairly intimidating process in the beginning, but if I can learn, so can you. I am pretty dyslexic & inept when it comes to technical matters.
If you find the appropriate talk groups and trunking system, there may be periods of inactivity as the other respondent indicated in this thread. I am pretty sure there are plenty of federal frequencies in your area as well.
Please, don't give up. I would not recommend having Radio Shack program this radio unless you are positive they know what they are doing regarding programming. Sometimes, you can find someone who knows what they are doing, but manual programming is not preferred in my opinion. Your visual field is limited to the LCD screen instead of the screen of a computer.