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ODFW Crews Called To Four Depredations Last Week
ODFW Crews Called To Four Depredations Last Week
ODFW Crews Called To Four Depredations Last Week
The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife was very busy last week with several depredations in the eastern part of the state.   Investigators were called all to private pasture land in the Silver Creek area of Harney County on Monday, February 27th.  Th...
Second Wolf Killed In Union County
Second Wolf Killed In Union County
Second Wolf Killed In Union County
Two wolves were trapped, one was killed, in Oregon’s Union County last week.  According to the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, two wolves from a new group in the Catherine Creek area were trapped by USDA Wildlife Services.  One wolf was ...
Herding Dog Killed In Wolf Depredation, ODFW Says
Herding Dog Killed In Wolf Depredation, ODFW Says
Herding Dog Killed In Wolf Depredation, ODFW Says
Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife investigators say a livestock herding dog was killed in a depredation last week in Union County.  Crews were called to Bazine Creek area Thursday where the dog was found dead on private land.  While ODFW has not confirmed which pack is responsible for last week’s depredation, the Department says it could possibly be the same wolves responsible for a pair of d
ODFW Confirms Two Depredations In Eastern Oregon
ODFW Confirms Two Depredations In Eastern Oregon
ODFW Confirms Two Depredations In Eastern Oregon
Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife investigators were called out to two separate attacks on livestock in the eastern part of the state last week.  Crews were called to the Beagle Creek area of Baker County, where one dead and one injured calf were discovered.  ODFW sa...
ODFW OKs Lethal Removal Of NE Oregon Wolves
ODFW OKs Lethal Removal Of NE Oregon Wolves
ODFW OKs Lethal Removal Of NE Oregon Wolves
With non-lethal measures failing to stop depredations, the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife has authorized lethal removal of up to two wolves in the High Valley area in eastern Union County, an area previously used by the Catherine Pack...
Additional Details Released About Bear Found Shot In Tree
Additional Details Released About Bear Found Shot In Tree
Additional Details Released About Bear Found Shot In Tree
Oregon’s Department of Fish and Wildlife has released more details about two bears found shot to death in trees near Talent. The animals were discovered in late October. Investigators worked with Jackson County firefighters to remove a female bear after it was found with an arrow in its chest, around 40 feet up in the tree. One ...
ODFW Confirms Depredation & Possible Depredation This Week
ODFW Confirms Depredation & Possible Depredation This Week
ODFW Confirms Depredation & Possible Depredation This Week
The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife called out two a pair of attacks on livestock this week.  On Monday, investigators were called to the Ft. Klamath area of Klamath County where two nine-month-old steers were found dead in a 200-acre private-land grass pasture.  The car...
Mussel Harvesting Season Open on North Oregon Coast
Mussel Harvesting Season Open on North Oregon Coast
Mussel Harvesting Season Open on North Oregon Coast
Mussel Harvesting has been given the all clear for the northern Oregon coast.  The Oregon Department of Agriculture and the state Department of Fish and Wildlife have opened mussel harvesting from the Washington border to the north side of Siletz Bay, in Lincoln City.  Recent ...
Another Member Of The Horseshoe Pack Killed
Another Member Of The Horseshoe Pack Killed
Another Member Of The Horseshoe Pack Killed
A wolf from the Horseshoe Pack was trapped and lethally removed on Thursday.  According to the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, the uncollared juvenile male was found November 3rd on private land in Umatilla County where previous depredations occurred.  Th...
Another Wolf Removed From The Horseshoe Pack
Another Wolf Removed From The Horseshoe Pack
Another Wolf Removed From The Horseshoe Pack
For the second time in the past two weeks, a wolf from the Horseshoe Pack has been killed.  According to the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, the wolf was trapped on private land in Umatilla County Saturday.  ODFW says despite non-lethal measures, such as camping with the cattle and hazing, this producer had experienced chronic livestock depredations by the Horseshoe pack.  The trapped ...

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