Drought could bring changes to Montana hunting season
This April 6, 2010, file photo shows elk crossing the Gardner River in Yellowstone National Park near Gardiner, Mont. Hunters could see changes from the widespread drought hitting the state this summer including potential access closures and fewer animals surviving to adulthood. (Angela Schneider/Livingston Enterprise via AP)
HELENA (AP) — Hunting this fall could be largely shaped by the widespread drought hitting the state this summer, from potential access closures to impacts on wildlife fitness and location.
While some early hunts start in August, Montana's hunting season really begins in earnest Sept...
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