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Until now only limited parts of the state have been open of wolf hunting-
Now many hunters will be looking for wolves statewide along with many elk and deer hunts-
Hunters being given chance to manage wolves. By Rob Chaney. The Missoulian
Montana’s wolf quota of 75 is small compared to Idaho’s 220, […]
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