Oregon State Police

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 ...

Oregon State Police Fish and Wildlife investigators have been very busy this fall.  Between October 6th and November 4th, OSP has asked for the public’s help in seven poaching investigations coming in from all over the state.  The cases ran...

The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife and State Police are investigating a southern Oregon poaching case.  Investigators say the carcasses of two elk were found along I-5 near Glendale, early Saturday morning.  A bull was left entirely to waste, although troopers were able to salvage some meat for charity.  Poachers processe...

Oregon’s Department of Fish and Wildlife are looking for the person(s) responsible for shooting and killing a wolf on BLM property in Baker County.  A black female, known as OR-88, was found dead October 3rd near Little Lookout Mountain, nine miles northeast of Durkee. OR-88 was part o...

Investigators in Oregon are asking for your help trying to find the person or persons responsible for the shooting and killing of a wolf in the Pine Creek Wildlife Management Unit in Baker County.  On Friday, August 5th, Oregon State Police Fish & Wildlife troopers received information from the state Department of Fish and Wildlife that a collared wolf, OR112, may be dead at a location just of

Oregon State Police need your helping determining who killed a wolf in Baker County last month. The wolf, OR117, was found dead outside of the small town of Richland March 25th, but it’s believed the gray collared male was killed March 12th or 13th. The ...

The Oregon State Police Fish and Wildlife Division is asking for your help locating those responsible for the poaching of a wolf in Union County in the northeast corner of the state. Investigators were called to the Catherine Creek Wildlife Management area roughly three miles from Cove ...

The Oregon State Police Fish & Wildlife Division is asking for your help finding the person or persons responsible for shooting a wolf to death in Wallowa County. Investigators said the wolf was reported to OSP and the state Department of Fish and Wildlife on Saturday January 8th. T ...

The reward for information regarding the poisoning of the Catherine wolf pack earlier this year in NE Oregon has increased to $36,000. That after Wolves of the Rockies contributed an additional $10,000 for information that leads to an arrest or citation in the cases ...

The Oregon State Police is asking for your help locating those responsible for the poisoning of the Catherine pack in Union County. On February 9th, OSP Fish and Wildlife Division Troopers received information about a dead, collared wolf. Troopers responded to the area and located five deceased wolves, three males, and two females ...