Wenaha Pack News Today

ENTERPRISE — A small gathering of ranchers, police and representatives of the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife resulted in increased understanding of Northeast Oregon’s problem of wolf-livestock conflicts Tuesday,

ENTERPRISE — A district wildlife biologist with the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife and the current co-chairman for the Eastern Oregon Wolf Committee of the Oregon Cattlemen’s Association outlined

Colorado should make available to the public the real-time and historical wolf location information gathered from the GPS satellite collar of every wolf released in the State, and any progeny collared in the future. All...

Colorado Parks and Wildlife said any wolves that have been near livestock will have some history of depredation and said this includes all packs in Oregon. This, according to CPW, ought not exclude wolves from...

The wolves were captured and evaluated in Oregon and released in Grand County​ on Monday with about 45 people, including Gov. Jared Polis, in attendance for the release.

The wolves were captured and evaluated in Oregon and released in Grand County​ on Monday with about 45 people, including Gov. Jared Polis, in attendance for the release.

WALLOWA COUNTY — The Wenaha Pack has been confirmed as being responsible for the death of a 7-month-old calf Sept. 18 in northern Wallowa County, according to the Oregon Department

The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife has extended a permit allowing a cattle rancher in northeast Oregon to kill one wolf from the Chesnimnus pack.

MEACHAM — Wolf numbers in the northern Blue Mountains continue to increase, as does the risk to livestock and the dogs that protect and herd them.

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