Colorado wolf pups believed to have been killed in Wyoming
Colorado can't confirm reports of the legal killings but said: "It's not uncommon for the North Park pack to travel into and out of Wyoming.''
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Colorado can't confirm reports of the legal killings but said: "It's not uncommon for the North Park pack to travel into and out of Wyoming.''
A year ago at this time, state wildlife officials had confirmed the state's first wolf pups in 80 years were born. This year, their mother is missing.
Last month's ruling to hand wolf management back to the federal government means Colorado has to go through lengthy NEPA process.
JACKSON COUNTY, Colo. (AP) — Colorado rancher Don Gittleson used to get up at the crack of dawn to check his cattle. Now it’s the crack of midnight. Why the time change? Wolves. About a dozen people recently helped Gittleson trudge through the deep snow to put up 3 miles of fladry around a pasture near his ranch house.
JACKSON COUNTY, Colo. (AP) — Colorado rancher Don Gittleson used to get up at the crack of dawn to check his cattle. Now it’s the crack of midnight. Why the time change? Wolves. About a dozen people recently helped Gittleson trudge through the deep snow to put up 3 miles of fladry around a pasture near his ranch house.