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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
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The incident, resulting in the loss of a calf is a tale tell sign of the new challenges Colorado ranchers are facing since wolves were released into the wild December of last year.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife announced it received a report April 2 of a possible wolf depredation incident after a landowner in Grand County reported a dead calf.