wolf depredation

ODFW Crews Called To Three Depredations Over the Weekend
ODFW Crews Called To Three Depredations Over the Weekend
It was a busy weekend for Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife crew across the state. It started Friday morning in Union County, near the Palmer Junction area, when a livestock owner found three dead goats on his 44-acre, private-land pasture about 300 yards from his house...
ODFW Removes Male From Chesnimnus Pack
ODFW Removes Male From Chesnimnus Pack
Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife biologists shot a yearling male wolf from the Chesnimnus Pack early Friday evening. The operation took place from the ground. With the taking of this second wolf, the active kill permit that allowed the lethal removal of two wolves from the Chesnimnus Pack due to chronic depredation is no longer active ...
ODFW Confirms Depredation in Umatilla County
ODFW Confirms Depredation in Umatilla County
Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife crews were called to a depredation in the Coyote Canyon area of Umatilla County earlier this week. On Monday, a sheep herder found a dead 180- pound ewe and a dead 70-pound lamb in a 5,000-acre private-land pasture about one mile from the herder’s camp, where the sheep had been bedded for the night. The ...
ODFW Called To Multiple Livestock Deaths In Grant County
ODFW Called To Multiple Livestock Deaths In Grant County
Investigators with the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife have been very busy in the John Day area over the past couple of days. On Friday, May 20th, crews were called out to the Middle Fork John Day area of Grant County after a livestock owner found a dead six-month old, 350-pound calf, in a 1200 acre, private-land pasture about 400 yards from his corrals ...
ODFW Called To Two Baker County Depredations In One Day
ODFW Called To Two Baker County Depredations In One Day
After a bit of a lull, wolf depredations have picked up in Oregon. Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife crews were called to a pair of depredations in Baker County Monday May 2nd. The first case occurred after a livestock producer found two injured calves while on privately-owned pastureland near the town of Richland ...
Oregon Wolf Population Increases Slightly
Oregon Wolf Population Increases Slightly
According to the Oregon Wolf Conservation and Management’s annual report, the wolf population in the state increased slightly between 2020 and 2021. The report indicates the minimum known count of wolves in Oregon at the end of 2021 was 175, and increase of two wolves from a year earlier. T ...
First 2022 Wolf Depredation Reported In SW Oregon
First 2022 Wolf Depredation Reported In SW Oregon
Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife officials have confirmed the first wolf depredation of 2022. Investigators were called to a mortally wounded 225-pound calf on privately owned timber land in Jackson County. ODFW says the calf died shortly after being found ...
ODFW Called To Several Depredations To Wrap Up October
ODFW Called To Several Depredations To Wrap Up October
Crews with the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife were busy with several depredations to wrap up October. Investigators were called to a dead cow as well as an injured cow in the Howard Butte area of Wallowa County. The two cows were discovered early Thursday morning on 23,000 acres of private forested land ...

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