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Mother Jones Reader,

Last year, Montana hunted down and killed 297 wolves.1

To you and I, it was a heartbreaking slaughter. But to the state's leaders, it didn't go nearly far enough.

Now, the state has opened a new, even more aggressive hunting season. Their goal: Killing a shocking 458 wolves in just a few short months.2

Tell Montana Governor Greg Gianforte: End the wolf hunts.

Hundreds of thousands of wolves once roamed what became the United States. Today, just a few thousand survive across the entire Lower 48.

In Montana, there are as few as 920 surviving in the wild -- and this year's hunt could see half of them killed. Each individual hunter will be allowed to kill as many as 30 wolves between now and mid-March.3

This is the same kind of industrial-scale, heartless slaughter that once pushed wolves to the brink of extinction in the Lower 48.

Add your name: It's time to end Montana's wolf hunts.

Thank you for speaking up for wolves,

The Environmental Action team

1. Nathan Rott, "New study raises questions about effectiveness of wolf hunting as a tool to help ranchers," NPR, August 21, 2025.
2. "Montana Wolf Harvest," Montana Fish Parks and Wildlife, last accessed September 16, 2025.
3. Laura Lundquist, "FWP Calls for Higher Wolf Quotas, Bag Limits Based on Report," Missoula Current, July 9, 2025.

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