Wolves

I don't know about you, but I thought it was great to see that a couple of Montana lawmakers filed suit to reduce the number of wolves in the state.

The USDA has adopted an unconventional method to mitigate wolf attacks on livestock by utilizing drones paired with loud rock music, specifically tracks by the legendary band AC/DC.

This is how it all starts. Didn't we already watch this movie...Jurassic Park? Plus, remember the Montana man who got in trouble for "sheepzilla?"

We also talked about the latest translocation of grizzlies from Montana to Wyoming, and how this is another reminder that grizzlies should be taken off the endangered species list.

Evan Wilson is the Vice President of Moore Information Group, a prominent national polling firm. He pointed out several flaws with the survey and how it is being used to try and manipulate public opinion.

"Despite a longer season and new methods of take, hunters and trappers in Montana this season killed the fewest number of wolves in the last four years."

There are some animals that are illegal to own in Montana, but lions and tigers aren't on that list.

The Biden administration filed on August 20, 2021, in favor of the final rule delisting all gray wolves in the Lower 48.

This is definitely a rare sight to see in Yellowstone National Park.

Before I even clicked on the link and read the story, I was already saying, "yeah sure...the wolves are scaring the deer...it's not that the wolves are eating the deer or anything."

Rep. Paul Fielder (R-Thompson Falls) sent us an update on the wildlife related bills he is working on before the Montana Legislature. Plus, his bill to eliminate taxes on social security is now off the table for reconsideration.

Love is in the air in Yellowstone National Park and it's not just because Valentine's Day is almost here. New video shows one of the wolf packs in the park as mating season approaches.