For the Record: June 2-9
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Police and wildlife officials are seeking information regarding the illegal killings of three gray wolves and two golden eagles in Eastern Oregon.
Federal and Oregon law enforcement are investigating a case in which three wolves, two golden eagles, a cougar and a coyote were killed by poison in Wallowa County earlier this
U.S. Fish and Wildlife and the state police are offering $25,000 for information about the poisonings that leads to an arrest, conviction or civil penalty. Poisoning a wolf is a felony in Oregon and could result in up to five years in prison.
ENTERPRISE — Authorities are urgently seeking information after the discovery of three gray wolves and two golden eagles illegally killed in Wallowa County, according to a press release.