Despite hunts, wolves hold steady in N Rockies

Courtesy Outdoor Recreation News  Thu, 01/28/2010 - 23:47

A new tally of gray wolves in the Northern Rockies shows the population held steady across the region in 2009, ending more than a decade of expansion by the predators but also underscoring their resilience in the face of new hunting seasons in Montana and Idaho.


 

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