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Ranchers to be compensated up to $8,000 for each head lost to wolf depredation, Colorado Parks and Wildlife says - Vimarsana News

Ranchers to be compensated up to $8,000 for each head lost to wolf depredation, Colorado Parks and Wildlife says

RIFLE — Colorado Parks and Wildlife is coming to Rifle next week to discuss and collect public feedback over the state’s contentious plan to restore gray wolves in its ecosystem. The meeting is slated for 8:30...

Ranchers to be compensated up to $8,000 for each head lost to wolf depredation, according to Parks and Wildlife officials - Vimarsana News

Ranchers to be compensated up to $8,000 for each head lost to wolf depredation, according to Parks and Wildlife officials

Colorado Parks and Wildlife is coming to Rifle next week to discuss and collect public feedback over the state’s contentious plan to restore gray wolves in its ecosystem. The meeting is slated from 8:30 a.m....

Ranchers to be compensated up to $8,000 for each head lost to wolf depredation, CPW says - Vimarsana News

Ranchers to be compensated up to $8,000 for each head lost to wolf depredation, CPW says

Colorado Parks and Wildlife is coming to Rifle next week to discuss and collect public feedback over the state’s contentious plan to restore gray wolves in its ecosystem. The meeting is slated for 8:30 a.m.-3...

North Park ranchers meet with CPW regarding Wolf Reintroduction Plan - Vimarsana News

North Park ranchers meet with CPW regarding Wolf Reintroduction Plan

North Park ranchers meet with CPW regarding Wolf Reintroduction Plan

Wolf video proves to be dogs - Vimarsana News

Wolf video proves to be dogs

Video of a suspected wolf pack captured Monday, April 25 in Park County, roughly eight miles south of the town of Fairplay, sparked an investigation by Colorado Parks and Wildlife