Yellowstone’s Mollie’s Pack is mostly back in the park, but not before spurring threats, bounties and drama

With wolf hunting starting Tuesday in Wyoming, wildlife managers caution that the pack has and potentially will continue to cross jurisdictional boundaries.

Posted 9/17/26

A historic wolf pack whose bloodlines and territory trace to the 1995-96 reintroduction of wolves has mostly returned to its traditional Yellowstone National Park turf, increasing the odds that its …

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Yellowstone’s Mollie’s Pack is mostly back in the park, but not before spurring threats, bounties and drama

With wolf hunting starting Tuesday in Wyoming, wildlife managers caution that the pack has and potentially will continue to cross jurisdictional boundaries.

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Yellowstone’s Mollie’s Pack is mostly back in the park, but not before spurring threats, bounties and drama

With wolf hunting starting Tuesday in Wyoming, wildlife managers caution that the pack has and potentially will continue to cross jurisdictional boundaries.

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