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Two wolves collared in Northern Colorado after GPS devices stopped working last year - Vimarsana News

Two wolves collared in Northern Colorado after GPS devices stopped working last year

WALDEN — After previously placed collars stopped working last year, officials with Colorado Parks and Wildlife have put new GPS tracking devices on two wolves in North Park near Walden, including one that was captured two...

Colorado Parks and Wildlife locates, collars wolves - Vimarsana News

Colorado Parks and Wildlife locates, collars wolves

Colorado Parks and Wildlife placed GPS collars on two wolves in North Park, Colorado on Feb. 2. The male wolf 2101 was recaptured two years after his initial capture.

Two wolves are captured and collared in Jackson County Thursday - Vimarsana News

Two wolves are captured and collared in Jackson County Thursday

Two wolves are captured and collared in Jackson County Thursday

Colorado wildlife officials capture, collar two wolves in North Park - Vimarsana News

Colorado wildlife officials capture, collar two wolves in North Park

One of the captured wolves was the Northern Colorado pack's breeding male, and the other is presumably one of pack's six pups.

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...