Lookout Mountain Pack

Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife investigators says a depredation that took place in the Manning Creek area of Baker County last week was committed by the Lookout Mountain Pack. A three-month old, 150 pound calf was found dead on private-land pasture Thursday morning ...

Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife staff shot and killed two wolf pups Sunday after approving a permit for ranchers to kill up to four wolves from the Lookout Mountain pack. The agency confirmed that staff in a helicopter killed two 3.5 month-old pups in Baker County ...

The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife said another depredation has been attributed to the Lookout Mountain Pack, however this depredation occurred before the recent lethal order by state officials. ODFW crews were called to the Sisley Creek area in Baker County Monday July 26th, to an insured six-month old, 325-ound calf found in a private-land pasture ...

Late last week, the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife approved lethal action against the Lookout Mountain Pack, after a 4th depredation in 14 days. The Department said it will provide a kill permit to the livestock producer who requested the option after ODFW confirmed that the Lookout Mt Pack killed or injured four of their cows between July 14th-26th ...

Investigators with the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife were called to a pair of depredations in Baker County over the weekend. It started Friday morning when a livestock producer found a dead 850-pound, 18 month old heifer on private land in the Nodine Creek area ...

On Wednesday, the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife was called out to a dead calf found in the Manning Creek area of Baker County. The calf was discovered by a producer on an over 3,500 acre public land allotment. ODFW investigators say when they arrived the calf carcass had been heavily fed upon ...