https://assets.scrippsdigital.com/cms/videoIframe.html?&host=www.kbzk.com&title=Wolves%20in%20Yellowstone%20Part%20I%3A%20Can%20hunting%20and%20tourism%20co-exist%3F&kw=bozeman%2Ccam%20sholly%2Celk%2Cemil%2Cfish%20wildlife%20and%20parks%2Cgianforte%2Chunting%2Cjohn%20sherer%2Cmontana%2Cmt&autoplay=true&m3u8=https://content.uplynk.com/43567d9e640a45cf881ff31b40a0c163.m3u8&mp4=https://x-default-stgec.uplynk.com/ausw/slices/435/5210dc00f64c413bacd7236bfc59a2f2/43567d9e640a45cf881ff31b40a0c163/43567d9e640a45cf881ff31b40a0c163_e.mp4&purl=/news/montana-news/wolves-in-yellowstone-part-i-can-hunting-and-tourism-co-exist&dtrack=1&story=1&contplay=*recent&mute=1&tags=Outdoors%2CHomepage%20Showcase%2CMontana%20News&cust_params=temp%3D32below%26weather%3Dcloudy&s=kbzkAs of today, 21 wolves that are part of Yellowstone National Park packs, have been killed by hunters this season. Most of those were killed in Montana.
By: John ShererPosted at 4:33 PM, Jan 19, 2022 and last updated 11:10 AM, Jan 20, 2022
YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK – As of today, 21 wolves that are part ofYellowstone National Parkpacks, have been killed by hunters this season. Most of those were killed in Montana.
Reacting to the wolf hunters’ success, Emil McCain the owner of Yellowstone Wild Tours said, “There’s no reason to hunt Yellowstone wolves.”
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McCain has a good reason for his point of view. He makes his living showing park wolves to paying customers…
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Exposing the Big Game 
No, the two cannot co-exist. And for the 100th time I need to say: Fuck Gianforte.