Officials: Hunter shot grizzlies in Montana in self-defense

Claim, Mon. (AP) - Wildlife authorities say that hunters in the Rocky Mountains of Montana have shot women in Grizzly and injured the cubs euthanized later.

Grizzly is protected as an endangered species in 48 states. The investigator judged that Hunter took self-defense action, which meant that he would not face accusations

Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Park's spokesperson Gregg Lemon said that the bow hunter brushed along the stream when he encountered animals at the Blackleaf Wildlife Management District northwest of Choteau.

Hunter shot an animal with a pistol, killed an adult, and injured a 2 - year - old turnip. He was later killed by the official due to his injury.

Earlier this week, the Hunter of the Bow and Arrow of the Blackfield Indian Settlement killed Grizzly that hit him.

Last year, at least 56 Grizzly Bears died in the population surveillance area, many of them were killed by cars, hunting persons either self-defended or deadly by wildlife authorities to kill livestock or find human food " It was moved ". Seven people died this year, four of whom died in Wyoming province. Three of them were killed by the public's bear manager - one invaded the food building and two died as a result of "frequent occurrence of the delivery area" and "human act of humanity". The fourth one is an old aged bear who was unable to lift his hind leg and was euthanized according to federal records.

In the process of delisting, Montana State, Wyoming State, Idaho State renewed regulations on Grizzly fall management. Montana is the key to an interrelated future vision for grizzly to mate in the North Rocky Mountains. Yesterday 's decision was a step in the right direction, but Montana has to promise to allow and encourage the expansion of bears and to occupy historic habitats among these populations. The main factor limiting the restoration of high-grahmas is the human mortality rate. When a bear encounters people's litter and livestock, is killed by a car or train, or is illegally killed, the bear will die. By preventing these conflicts through our coexistence efforts, wildlife guardians are working hard to help people to endure