Posted by Matt Skoglund in Saving Wildlife and Wild Places
Several wolves have already been killed by hunters in the Absaroka-Beartooth Wilderness in Montana. Some of the famous wolves in Yellowstone have been killed. And radio-collared wolves that were part of Yellowstone's important wolf studies have even been killed....continued→
Posted by Matt Skoglund in Saving Wildlife and Wild Places
In an article about the first wolf killed by a hunter in northern Montana, the hunter that killed the wolf, Dan Pettit, offers some surprisingly candid commentary on wolves and elk in the Northern Rockies. One of the most...continued→
Posted by Matt Skoglund in Saving Wildlife and Wild Places
Last night, U.S. District Judge Donald Molloy denied our request for a preliminary injunction to stop the wolf hunts in Idaho and Montana and restore Endangered Species Act protections for wolves in both states while our underlying lawsuit challenging...continued→
Posted by Matt Skoglund in Saving Wildlife and Wild Places
They say a picture is worth a thousand words. This telling photo was taken by the Western Watersheds Project in Idaho, where the life of a wolf is worth a mere pizza and a pitcher of a beer. The...continued→
Posted by Matt Skoglund in Saving Wildlife and Wild Places
I hunt. In fact, I love to hunt. As the days get shorter and the nights cooler here in Montana, I find myself restless, thinking about chasing grouse in the mountains and ducks on the rivers this fall. I...continued→
Posted by Matt Skoglund in Saving Wildlife and Wild Places
The Idaho Fish and Game Commission voted to approve a wolf hunt on Monday, which is scheduled to begin in less than two weeks on September 1st. The Commission set the quota at 220 wolves for the general hunt...continued→
