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But the wolves' case returns to court today , and removal still hangs in the balance. Wolf advocates say that unless there's a reprieve, the rare predators and their numerous offspring face a mass death sentence. In December 1997, two years after the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service began to release gray wolves inside Yellowstone and in central Idaho, a federal judge in Wyoming ordered them removed. But the judge stayed his decision, so Fish and Wildlife could appeal. The case was brought by livestock groups who fear the wolves will decimate their herds.