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Cattle ranchers in Oregon, Colorado, and Wisconsin say gray wolf populations have bounced back, but current federal law leaves them with few options when wolves kill livestock.

A pair of UC Davis studies looked at what wolves are actually eating in northeastern California and how nearby cattle are holding up — the short answer is cattle show up often on the menu, and the herds are noticeably stressed.

State wildlife officials have decided to remove one or two wolves from the Tucannon pack in southeast Washington after they kept attacking livestock, despite ranchers' nonlethal efforts to protect their herds.

As livestock losses mount, the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife announces plans to remove a wolf from the NE corner of the state.

With wolf numbers on the rise in Oregon, the balance between wildlife and farming just got trickier.

With 270 wolves counted, Washington's gray wolf population is on the rise.

The struggle between protecting wildlife and supporting local ranchers takes center stage as a key decision is made regarding the Couse wolf pack.

From ranchers to tourists, this proposed tax is stirring up opinions across Oregon.

A new bill in Idaho could change the way wildlife is relocated, impacting both animals and your community.

Ranching is already a tough gig, but throw in the return of wolves, and it's a whole new ballgame for these hardworking folks.