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Reports indicate a high-profile Yellowstone National Park wolf—one frequently seen by visitors—was illegally killed, prompting renewed attention on wolf poaching and the complicated patchwork of rules that surround the park. For Montanans who hunt, ranch, and recreate near the Yellowstone boundary, incidents like this land close to home: they affect public trust, enforcement pressure, and […]

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Folks who’ve spent time glassing high country in Northwest Montana tend to remember their first mountain goat: a white speck on a cliff band, somehow standing where it looks like nothing should stand. Lately, though, reports indicate those sightings may be getting harder to come by inside Glacier National Park. A recent news report has […]

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Montana Wolf Harvest Progress in Early 2026 As the wolf hunting season advances into late January, hunters across Montana have reported a significant number of wolves taken. Current figures indicate that 179 wolves have been harvested statewide, moving toward a total quota of 452. This number represents roughly 40% of the season’s allowed harvest, signaling […]

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Introduction to Montana’s 2026 Hunting Regulations Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks (FWP) has recently published the proposed hunting regulations for the 2026 season. These guidelines provide important updates and frameworks that will shape hunting activities across the state. Hunters, both residents and non-residents, should familiarize themselves with these regulations to prepare for the upcoming season […]