
Single grizzly tag up for grabs among Idaho hunters
Idaho residents have until July 15 to apply. The drawing for the hunting tag is planned for early August.
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Idaho residents have until July 15 to apply. The drawing for the hunting tag is planned for early August.

Hunter from Pennsylvania; another grizzly dies from eating pesticides in north-central Montana.

In Wyoming, it marked the second time in recent weeks that a female grizzly with cubs was killed in the state.

The decision follows months of public meetings and discussions.

KALISPELL, Mont. — Wildlife officials say a field assistant on a government grizzly bear study suffered serious injuries when she was attacked by a bear while working in a remote northwestern Montana mountain range. Amber

Of the approximately 33,000 signatures on the petition, about 400 originated within Wyoming.

One tag will be issued through a controlled hunt in eastern part of state; random drawing limited to Idaho residents.

Review was launched when a federal appeals court said in a case involving gray wolves in the Great Lakes that the Interior Department needed to give more consideration to how a species’ loss of historical

HELENA, Mont. — Conservation groups alleged earlier this week that Wyoming used part of Montana’s grizzly bear hunting quota to increase its own allocation for a proposed hunt this year, even though Montana wildlife regulators
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