Montana wolf report shows stable population numbers through 2021
“We are following the law. And are doing so in a way that provides certainty that wolf populations in Montana will remain off the Endangered Species List.”
“We are following the law. And are doing so in a way that provides certainty that wolf populations in Montana will remain off the Endangered Species List.”
Recent confirmation proof that the bears are moving further east into central Montana.
Some areas with dense concentrations of grizzly bears are very accessible to hunters, especially during the archery season.
Recorded more than 3.4 million visitors in 2020, a 29.5 percent increase over 2019.
The cow elk was harvested by a landowner on private land northeast of Red Lodge earlier this month.
The harvest occurred less than half a mile to the west of the existing Libby CWD Management Zone.
Mostly lower-than-average hunter numbers and harvest success in second weekend, with grizzly sighting and reminder for hunters to be bear aware.
The hunter and his partner were in the Beattie Gulch area and surprised a sow and cub at very close range. The sow charged.
As bears become more common in prairie creek bottoms and brush rows, encounters with bird hunters become more frequent as well.