Wolf population stays steady, livestock attacks rise
The number of documented wolves in Oregon stayed relatively steady in 2022, but the number of confirmed wolf attacks on livestock increased by 55%.
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The number of documented wolves in Oregon stayed relatively steady in 2022, but the number of confirmed wolf attacks on livestock increased by 55%.
Two photos and one video, both taken recently along Pocahontas Road about 2.7 miles west of 10th Street, appear to show a wolf crossing the two-lane road.
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.
Wolves from the Cornucopia pack injured two calves north of Richland recently, the third attack on cattle in that area in the past few weeks, according to the Oregon Department
The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife concluded the puncture injuries to the dog's neck were the result of a wolf attack.