Wolves

"Despite a longer season and new methods of take, hunters and trappers in Montana this season killed the fewest number of wolves in the last four years."

"NEWS RELEASE: Three Yellowstone wolves killed in Montana during first week of Montana’s hunting season." Mark- "That's awesome, great start. Good luck to all the hunters!!" Scott- "Great start, hope they get a few more."

The Biden administration filed on August 20, 2021, in favor of the final rule delisting all gray wolves in the Lower 48.

This is definitely a rare sight to see in Yellowstone National Park.

Before I even clicked on the link and read the story, I was already saying, "yeah sure...the wolves are scaring the deer...it's not that the wolves are eating the deer or anything."

Ever get the feeling that someone is watching you? That must have been the feeling of a bison herd that was recently caught on video being followed by a large Yellowstone wolf pack.

Rep. Paul Fielder (R-Thompson Falls) sent us an update on the wildlife related bills he is working on before the Montana Legislature. Plus, his bill to eliminate taxes on social security is now off the table for reconsideration.

Voters in Colorado are poised to give the predators another boost in their rebound from extinction in the region last century, through an initiative that would reintroduce them on the state's Western Slope.

The commission also voted to reduce quotas in two hunting districts north of Yellowstone National Park from two wolves to one.

At the end of 2018 there were at least 80 wolves in nine packs with seven breeding pairs in Yellowstone.