The Montana Fish and Game Commission voted last week to keep the wolf hunting and trapping quota for a hunting district near Yellowstone at 2, after proposing raising the quota to four wolves.
A commissioner said that the vote was a compromise between hunters, trappers and ranchers who would like to see more of the animals killed, and anti-hunting and trapping groups that protested raising the quota.
Wildlife officials estimated that 29 wolves live in the area.
