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The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife have just confirmed the ninth and tenth wolf depredations in Grant County for this year. The ninth confirmed depredation, investigated on Dec. 15. on an injured cow on private land in the upper John Day valley, was attributed by ODFW to the Logan Valley wolves. The tenth confirmed depredation, investigated on Dec. 19 on private land in Bear Valley, involved an injured eight-month old calf and was attributed to the Murderers Creek Wolves.

The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife have just confirmed the ninth and tenth wolf depredations in Grant County for this year. The ninth confirmed depredation, investigated on Dec. 15. on an injured cow on private land in the upper John Day valley, was attributed by ODFW to the Logan Valley wolves. The tenth confirmed depredation, investigated on Dec. 19 on private land in Bear Valley, involved an injured eight-month old calf and was attributed to the Murderers Creek Wolves.

The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife have just confirmed the ninth and tenth wolf depredations in Grant County for this year. The ninth confirmed depredation, investigated on Dec. 15. on an injured cow on private land in the upper John Day valley, was attributed by ODFW to the Logan Valley wolves. The tenth confirmed depredation, investigated on Dec. 19 on private land in Bear Valley, involved an injured eight-month old calf and was attributed to the Murderers Creek Wolves.

“No animal will ever see or feel arbitrary borders because in their free spirits the world is their playground.”

An endangered Mexican wolf captured last weekend after wandering hundreds of miles from Arizona to New Mexico is now being readied for a dating game of sorts as part of federal reintroduction efforts. The newly captured wolf will be offered a choice among two brothers that are also housed at the federal government's wolf management facility in central New Mexico. It has been 25 years since Mexican gray wolves were first reintroduced into the Southwestern U.S. Through captive breeding and ...

At a public hearing in Bozeman, business owners told Montana FWP representatives that the agency needs to give greater weight to tourism when it makes wolf hunting rules.

The Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission reduced this year’s quota from 450 to 313 wolves following slight population decreases since 2020

Montana has released the draft of its first updated gray wolf conservation and management plan in 20 years, along with a draft environmental impact statement, and is asking for public

Administrative Rule Goes To Governor Evers

CPW Press Release RBC | The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced the availability of the final Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) and draft record of decision to establish an experimental population of gray wolves in Colorado under section 10(j) of the Endangered Species Act on Sept. 15, 2023, nearly three weeks ahead of schedule. Once