Montana wolf report spawns debate over population, hunting
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks' annual wolf report sparked debate over the animals' population, how they are counted, upcoming hunting seasons and a new wolf management plan.
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Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks' annual wolf report sparked debate over the animals' population, how they are counted, upcoming hunting seasons and a new wolf management plan.
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks' annual wolf report sparked debate over the animals' population, how they are counted, upcoming hunting seasons and a new wolf management plan.
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks' annual wolf report sparked debate over the animals' population, how they are counted, upcoming hunting seasons and a new wolf management plan.
The foundations of Montana’s existing wolf plan recognize that gray wolves are a native species and a part of Montana’s wildlife heritage, and that wolf management should be similar to that of other wildlife species.
The decision came as part of a lawsuit from environmental groups filed after the deadliest year for Yellowstone wolves since their reintroduction.