Now that the management of gray wolves has been returned to the state wildlife agency, the Montana Wildlife Commission voted today to allow hunters to take up to 75 of the predators during a season scheduled to begin in September. Attempts to block the hunt through court challenges from wildlife protection groups are anticipated. Via AP.
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July 08, 2009
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