Montanta Hunters Are Asked To Report Signs Of Wolves

[Len Backus]

Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks requests that hunters report any sightings or signs of wolves. A gray wolf is, on average 2.5 feet tall; 5-6 feet long; 70-120 pounds with a broad snout, round ears and fur ranging from gray, black or tan to white.

FWP must prepare annual reports to document the recovered status and distribution of the Montana wolf population. Information provided by hunters will help aid in the management and ultimate delisting of wolves from the Endangered Species Act.

Hunters and others can enter reports of wolves online at fwp.mt.gov by searching for: "Report A Wolf Observation," or contact the nearest FWP regional or state office. To report a dead wolf or possible illegal activity, contact the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service at 307-261-6365, or call 1-800-TIP-MONT.

[royinidaho]

Oh, and officer, I think I saw a wolf. Up on the east side of West Baldy Peak. Below that big shale slide at the base of that lightening struck spruce. Yea, that's the one. I'm pretty sure its still there if you wanna look. I'd guess its been there since opening day. Have a good day. See ya later.

[elkguys]

how would they like you to input the dead wolf thru the computer?

[ss7mm]

Originally Posted by royinidaho

Oh, and officer, I think I saw a wolf. Up on the east side of West Baldy Peak. Below that big shale slide at the base of that lightening struck spruce. Yea, that's the one. I'm pretty sure its still there if you wanna look. I'd guess its been there since opening day. Have a good day. See ya later.

Did you remember to tell them to look for the freshly dug pile of dirt and then all they need to do is go down about a foot?

[royinidaho]

Hey, I just happened to be passing by and happened to notice it.