Establishes a year-round open wolf hunting season in Montana until the wolf population reaches 600 or fewer.
This bill amends Montana law to establish a year-round open wolf hunting season. The hunting season will continue until the wolf population in the state is at or below 600 wolves. The Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks Commission is authorized to adjust the dates for specific wolf management units based on regional recommendations. The bill also includes provisions for special muzzleloader heritage hunting seasons and other hunting regulations.
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