Montana HB648 requires the Department of Fish, Wildlife, and Parks to notify county commissioners, sheriff's offices, and tribal governments before.
Montana HB648 mandates that the Department of Fish, Wildlife, and Parks must notify county commissioners, sheriff's offices, and tribal governments at least 30 days before releasing or relocating large predators within county or tribal boundaries. This notification aims to protect humans, livestock, and pets, and to preserve public safety during outdoor activities. The bill also outlines the department's priorities in managing large predators, including the use of lethal action for problem wolves that attack livestock.
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