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  • Montana wolf hunt gets preliminary approval

    Ralph Maughan

    Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks has set up a framework for a Montana wolf hunt once the wolves are delisted. Story. Montana wolf hunt gets preliminary approval. Great Falls Tribune. Montana’s wildlife commission has been proceeding somewhat more cautiously than Idaho’s. With 40 breeding pairs (“37” according to this story), it might seem Montana can…

  • News on Montana wolf management

    Ralph Maughan

    News From Montana by Salle Engelhardt, vice president Wolf Recovery Foundation On December 9, 2007 Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks reconvened the original wolf management plan citizen advisory council in order to discuss their views on parameters for a future season on wolves after delisting takes place. The State of Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks…

  • Upcoming TV specials on Yellowstone and Paradise Valley wolves

    Ralph Maughan

    Here is the info on when the two documentaries we have been discussing will appear on television. I want to thank skyrim for gathering it. He emailed the following to me: Excerpt from the Bozeman Daily Chronicle. . . http://bozemandailychronicle.com/articles/2007/10/19/news/30movie.txt “Wolves in Paradise” will be aired on Montana PBS at 7 p.m. on Nov. 1…

  • Wolf hunt is part of the package for Montana delisting

    Ralph Maughan

    Wolf hunt is part of the package for Montana delisting. Opinion. Daily InterLake Montana FWP is planning a wolf hunt after delisting, as the opinion happily indicates. However, FWP has invited wolf conservation groups for their views along with other groups. That is very unlike Idaho. I also get the impression that a first Montana…

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