Gray wolf released by CPW in December 2023 found dead in Larimer County
A gray wolf that was released by Colorado Parks and Wildlife as part of the animal's reintroduction in December 2023 was found dead in Larimer County.
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A gray wolf that was released by Colorado Parks and Wildlife as part of the animal's reintroduction in December 2023 was found dead in Larimer County.
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
Colorado Parks and Wildlife on Monday confirmed a wolf depredation incident in northern Colorado, marking the second depredation incident since the animal's reintroduction began in December 2023.
Killing a gray wolf could lead to fine, imprisonment, and potentially the revocation of hunting privileges.