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<p>This May 30, 2012 photo from the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife shows three of the four new pups born this spring to the Wenaha wolf pack in northeastern Oregon. At least two of the four wolf packs in Oregon produced pups this spring, bringing the state closer to a major milestone in restoring the predator. But the state is still a long way from winning ranchers over to the idea of growing numbers of wolves in the state. (AP Photo/Russ Morgan, Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife)</p>

<p>This May 30, 2012 photo from the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife shows three of the four new pups born this spring to the Wenaha wolf pack in northeastern Oregon. At least two of the four wolf packs in Oregon produced pups this spring, bringing the state closer to a major milestone in restoring the predator. But the state is still a long way from winning ranchers over to the idea of growing numbers of wolves in the state. (AP Photo/Russ Morgan, Oregon Departm…

July 12, 2012

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Mont. commission OKs new wolf hunt rules
July 12, 2012 9:14 a.m.

Mont. commission OKs new wolf hunt rules

HELENA, Mont. (AP) — Montana wildlife commissioners approved new wolf hunting rules Thursday that allow trapping and the killing of up to three of the predators by one trapper.