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Montana Wolves

  • Montana Elk, deer prospects look good this year

    Ralph Maughan

    This won’t impress most of that fraction of hunters who have decided that wolves have killed off the elk populations of Montana, Idaho, and Wyoming, but most years I have put up articles like this. From the Missoulian. Montana Elk, deer prospects look good this year. By Michael Jamison.

  • Montana wolf weekly Aug 23-29. Willow Creek Pack wiped out, 13 wolves over time.

    Ralph Maughan

    Idaho and Montana are still doing “wolf weeklies” or bi-weeklies to inform citizens. Wyoming has done zip since June. Montana Wolf Weekly. Aug. 23-29, 2008. This is a publication of Montana Dept. of Fish, Wildlife, and Parks. These state reports are mostly about killing wolves for alleged attacks on livestock. I’m worried what the final…

  • Recent official Idaho and Montana wolf news

    Ralph Maughan

    Below are the most recent reports put out by Idaho Fish and Game and Montana, Fish, Wildlife and Parks. Idaho- IDAHO WOLF MANAGEMENT BI-WEEKLY PROGRESS REPORT To:                   Idaho Fish and Game Staff and Cooperators From:               IDFG Wolf Program Coordinator, Steve Nadeau Subject:           Status of Gray Wolf Management, Week of May 31 – June 14, 2008…

  • Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks looks at hunting quota of 75 wolves for this fall

    Ralph Maughan

    Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks looks at hunting quota of 75 wolves for this fall. Gazette News Services.

  • Montana begins weekly wolf reports

    Ralph Maughan

    Both Idaho and Montana have now announced weekly wolf reports. Earlier I posted Idaho’s. Montana first reports is actually a summary of matters from March 9 to May. 2. Here is the link to the pdf file. It appears that the place these reports will be posted is http://fwp.mt.gov/wildthings/wolf/wolfWeekly2008.html

  • Don't Help….Yellowstone geotourism map

    Brian Ertz

    National Geographic Society’s Center for Sustainable Destinations, in partnership with several conservation and tourism organizations (click here to see full list ), most notably Wyoming Travel and Tourism have launched a giant “geotourism” program for the Greater Yellowstone Region (click here for the main page of the project website). The effort is intended to “celebrate…

  • Wolf de-listing: A look at both sides of the issue

    Ralph Maughan

    Wolf de-listing: A look at both sides of the issue. West Yellowstone News.

  • 2007 wolf report for the Northern Rockies is finally published

    Ralph Maughan

    “Buffaloed” posted this information in an earlier thread, but so everyone interested can find it, here it the link to the 2007 Rocky Mountain Wolf Recovery 2007 Interagency Annual Report. I suppose this will be the last federal report one unless delisting is set aside. Each state might produce one each year in the future…

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