Underscore | Tribe Hoping for End to Yearslong Hunting Treaty Rights Fight in Wyoming

A 2019 U.S. Supreme Court ruling affirmed off-reservation hunting treaty rights for the Crow Tribe. Wyoming officials have been resisting that decision ever since, despite recent losses in state courts.

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