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On the morning of April 7, CPW received a report of a possible depredation incident in Jackson County. A CPW wildlife officer responded and conducted a field investigation.

PRESS RELEASE RBC | On the morning of April 2, Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) received a report of a possible depredation incident after a landowner in Grand County contacted officers to report a dead calf. CPW wildlife officers quickly responded, conducted a field investigation, and confirmed a wolf-livestock depredation had occurred. “The results of

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The incident, resulting in the loss of a calf is a tale tell sign of the new challenges Colorado ranchers are facing since wolves were released into the wild December of last year.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife announced it received a report April 2 of a possible wolf depredation incident after a landowner in Grand County reported a dead calf.

Incident marks first reported attack on livestock in state since 10 gray wolves were released in December.

Just 106 days after 10 wolves were released in Colorado’s Grand and Summit counties, a Summit County rancher has reported a wolf depredation of a calf. Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials confirmed the wolf or...

Colorado Parks and Wildlife responded April 2 to reports of wolf depredation in Grand County.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife and the Department of Agriculture recently released information about range riders — those who help livestock growers protect herds from wolves — and budget proposals to

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