wolves Articles

Province officials defiantly say high court ruling is not a setback as they will continue hunts if necessary.

A coalition of hunting groups including RMEF support the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s decision to maintain state management of gray wolves.

A new modeling method could augment or replace current photo-based estimates for the Gem State’s wolf population.

An investigation is ongoing about the incident, in which the hunter, guide and taxidermist all say they thought the 84-pound animal was a coyote.

Ten wolves were released in Colorado’s Summit and Grand counties in December in an effort to establish a population there.

A bucket list hunt for a North American apex predator ends with a big, fat check mark in the “been there, done that” column.

Wolf sighting leads to discovery of a new southernmost pack 200 miles from the nearest known pack.

Rocky Mountain state wolf management has shown itself to be based in large measure on politics, not science.

Wyoming’s Gray Wolf Management Plan has helped the state achieve a “recovered, stable and appropriate population objective.”

It's simple math: More wolves means less big game for Western hunters.

The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife recently approved lethal action after four depredations in 14 days by Lookout Mt. pack in Baker County.

Hunters in the Mount Rushmore State can now drop the hammer on transient gray wolves.

Voters approved an unprecedented ballot initiative to restore wolves to Colorado, with the state wildlife agency charged with management.

Federal officials are removing the gray wolf from Endangered Species Act protection in the Lower 48 states, according to reports, and returning management to states.

Do you have what it takes to be hunted by one of North America’s top predators? When you're hunting wolves, they're hunting you.

Learning how to properly prepare a pelt after a successful trapping season can be the difference between making money or losing money.

A University of Washington researcher, based on information from his trained scat-sniffing dogs, says Washington may have more wolves within its borders than previously believed.

A proposal by the U.S. Department of Interior to delist gray wolves from endangered species protection is drawing mixed reactions.

Elk are leaving the mountains in favor of the open plains, at least in one valley. What's pushing them down, and what does it mean for public land hunting?

Wolves trapped in Minnesota have been transported to Isle Royale National Park to help restore the island’s population and help contain a growing moose population.

In recent years, trappers in the northern Rockies and Great Lakes Region have been given the opportunity to trap the gray wolf. We get some pro pointers from a veteran Canadian wolf trapper.

Is it a coyote? A wolf? Or something else entirely?

An increase in the total wolves that can be killed in the 2018 hunting season has been approved by the Wyoming Game and Fish Commission.

Two Minnesota trappers accused of poaching face multiple counts of wildlife violations in the snaring deaths of bears, deer and other game animals.

Who would have thought a bunch of hunters grumbling about wolf problems would lead to one of the most successful management programs in the country?

Coyotes, wolves and other predators are attracted to the afterbirth from newborn livestock, which makes spring a great time to hit the farm for hunting.

It might come as a surprise to many that wolves eat bears. This is a problem that seems to be growing anywhere the two species overlap.

Many residents, farmers, hunters and outdoors enthusiasts in Wisconsin, Minnesota and Michigan don't like what's been going on with the Great Lakes wolves.

The Appellate Court’s decision upholds the lower court’s 2014 ruling that the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service erred in delisting wolves in 2011.