Depredation
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Another translocated wolf dies in Colorado, bringing total to 12
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Wildlife officials on Friday morning announced that another British Columbia wolf, a female with the tag 2506, died in southwest Colorado. Officials said necropsy will be performed by U.S. Fish & Wildlife. The Colorado Parks and Wildlife did not identify the wolf’s exact location, but southwestern Colorado is home to both the Ute Mountain Ute…
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Uncollared wolf believed responsible for Livestock deaths shot by CPW
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The summer Elk Fire that burned more than 14,000 acres, mainly in Rio Blanco County, was more than just a problem for firefighters and area residents. It also hindered efforts by staff from Colorado Parks and Wildlife to kill an uncollared wolf that was believed to be responsible for at least three attacks on lambs…
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Dead cattle and high blood pressure: Wolf depredation takes toll on Colorado ranchers
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In the middle of an interview with a group of ranchers last week, Middle Park rancher Doug Bruchez excused himself to retrieve the results of medical tests. His family’s ranching operation was the first in the area to report wolf depredation, and he has been stressing out since the apex predator — reintroduced in Colorado…
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Middle Park Wolves Thermal 1.mp4
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Wolves from a predating pair of reintroduced wolves in the Williams Fork Range are seen on thermal video taken by a range rider hired by the Middle Park Stockgrowers Association to protect cattle from predation.
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Middle Park Wolves Thermal 2.mp4
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A wolf is seen near herds of Angus cattle in a thermal video by a Middle Park Stockgrowers Association’s range rider.