The Denver wolf hearing was dominated by animal rights activists. The Albuquerque meeting was dominated by ranchers, hunters, county officials, conservation districts. Big Game ForeverMore

A group working to ban wolf hunting and trapping in Minnesota was labeled the “Non-profit of the Game” at the Minnesota Timberwolves season opener...More

Idaho Fish and Game (IDFG) accepted a $50,000 grant from the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation to assist with its wolf management plan. More

Congress and the USFWS have taken actions to return management of the NO LONGER endangered wolves to the states. Predictably, radical animal-rights activists and fringeMore

Grants and funding provided by the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation will go toward the reestablishment of healthy elk habitat and populations, and directly bolster wolfMore

We want to re-engage and be at the table with the Service to assist in the interpretation of biological data and influence decisions that areMore

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service extended the public comment period until October 28 2013 on two proposed rules to remove the gray wolf fromMore

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service today extended the public comment period until October 28 2013 on two proposed rules to remove the gray wolfMore

A gray wolf that wildlife experts suspect bit a 16-year-old boy during the early hours of Aug. 24th 2013 at the U.S. Forest Service WestMore

After receiving local first-aid, the boy was transported to a hospital in Bemidji. The wound required multiple staples to close, but was not life-threatening...More

A $50,000 grant from the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation will assist the Wyoming Game and Fish Department with its wolf management plan...More

The 12-page manual also refers to trappers as “slob hunters” and “amateurs, a##holes, and part-timers whose techniques are crude.”...More

In total, 84% of the funds raised to stop the Michigan wolf hunt have come from out of state. These include the NYC based ASPCA,More

HSUS and its false claims about scientific wildlife management will never view hunting fair. That’s why HSUS is correctly classified as the world’s largest anti-huntingMore

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks will offer three wolf trapping certification classes in Missoula and one in Anaconda this fall...More

Before my dad could turn the truck off, I was already out the door. I was so excited! I harvested a wolf...More

So far there have been over 13,000 comments left on the regulations.gov website with the overwhelming majority of them against de-listing...More

The wolf, which Bartlett said was “the biggest dog” he’d ever seen, kept pace with the machine, at times reaching 40 mph, and came withinMore

Sportsmen commend federal decision to remove gray wolf from endangered species list...More

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service today proposed to remove the gray wolf from the list of threatened and endangered species...More

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service invites submission of grant proposals from eligible states and Native American tribes for demonstration projects intended to reduce andMore

Based on arguments presented by Safari Club International (SCI) the Minnesota Court of Appeals today dismissed a legal challenge to Minnesota’s wolf harvest...More

These Wyoming lawsuits seek to frustrate the science-based management plan already laid out and approved by the federal government...More

If successful, the lawsuit would prohibit state wildlife agencies from managing recovered and growing wolf populations...More

Shaine Reece Dives Deep on Research of Hunting Wolves on Wednesday at 6:30pm ET/PT on Sportsman Channel...More

FWP reports there are a minimum of 625 wolves in Montana, which amounts to a four percent drop since the last count in December 2011More

With Saturday's opening of Montana’s first wolf trapping season Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks offers important reminders for trappers and all winter recreationists...More

A U.S. Magistrate ruled that the environmental activist organization WildEarth Guardians failed to present facts showing the defendants’ actions directly or indirectly caused trappings orMore

The hunting of wolves has once again become one of the biggest topics in the sportsmen’s community as anti-hunting organizations have started filing or threateningMore

U.S. Sportsmen’s Alliance Foundation and its partners will now have the opportunity to directly participate in the lawsuit, giving sportsmen an advocate in this importantMore

HSUS filed a 60-day notice of intent to sue the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service over the removal of the Western Great Lakes region wolvesMore

There’s a new species in the sights of many hunters in the West this year—wolves! In Wyoming, where wolves are designated as predatory animals, orMore

This lawsuit seeks to force the WDNR to enact restrictions on hunting wolves with dogs that are not based on science, go against the wolfMore

The lawsuit claims that the use of dogs to hunt wolves violates the State’s animal cruelty law despite the fact that the animal cruelty lawMore

The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation has topped $400,000 in grants and pledges to advance the science of wolves, wolf interactions with elk and other wildlife,More

Wolf trapping certification classes, mandatory for anyone planning to trap wolves in Montana this winter, are set for west-central Montana in September and October, andMore