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Wolves
Wolves
Wolves have fundamentally changed the landscape in northern and western states. Elk and deer herds in Montana have been decimated. We don't believe that wolves should be eliminated from the landscape, but it is vital that they be managed in a way that doesn't sacrifice the health of other wildlife populations or drastically impact livestock.
It is very important that as conservationists and outdoorsmen, we all do our part. Rockin WK has created a Skull-Buying Program utilizing the Montana Trapping & Furbearer license.
Skull-Buyig Program
Wolf Facts
Jan. 12, 1995
Montana FWP estimates 783-846 wolves, which is 600% higher than the agreed-upon population.
80% Loss
Idaho elk populations have dropped by 43%
Population Growth
Elk hunting adds nearly $1,000,000,000 per year.
Knowing the Facts
Fourteen wolves from separate packs were captured in Canada and then transported into Yellowstone Park.
Current Estimate
Since the reintroduction, the population of the Northern Yellowstone elk herd is down 80% from nearly 20,000 to less than 4,000 today.
Since 2022
Wolf populations in Montana are increasing 10-34% annually (according to Montana FWP).
Wildlife Conservation
What pro-wolf people do not understand is that the longer you let this problem get out of control, the harsher the methods will need to become.
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