Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks wardens say the wolves were shot and left along Whale Creek Road in the North Fork Flathead drainage on Oct. 9. FWP did not identify the man but said he pleaded guilty in Flathead County Justice Court and paid a $1,135 fine.
Wardens also want information about a wolf that was shot to death and left in the Red Meadow drainage of the North Fork Flathead.
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Here is a question for ya, if the fence riders that sat mum through the whole process of reintroduction could see into the future and based on this kind of harassment would they have allowed the wolves to come back into this type of scenario. Think about that the monies…