wolf depredation

Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife crews remain active with wolf depredations in the eastern portion of the state. On Wednesday morning, a range manager found an injured 450 pound calf in a large public grazing allotment in the Five Points Creek area of Union County ...

The Lookout Mountain Pack remains very busy in Oregon’s Baker County. According to the Oregon’s Department of Fish and Wildfire, investigators were called out Monday afternoon, after a 400 pound calf was found dead in a 2,000 acre forested private-land pasture. ODFW said ...

The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife remains busy with wolf depredations in the NE corner of the state. Midday on Wednesday, a ranch manger in Wallowa County's Noregarard area found a dead seven-month-old calf in a 6,000 acre private land forested pasture ...

Investigators says the Clark Creek Pack is responsible for a depredation that occurred in Wallowa County last week. Crews were called to a 15,000-acres forested private-land allotment in the Deer Creek area where a hunter found a dead, eight month old calf ...

The past week has been a busy one for the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife. Investigators were called to a pair of depredations in the Horseshoe Ridge area of Umatilla County. The first involved a four month old, 400 pound calf injured Saturday evening on a large private-land forested pasture ...

On Thursday, Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife Director Kelly Susewind authorized the killing one one of two wolves from the Togo pack. The announcement comes following repeated cattle depredations on public and private grazing lands in Ferry County ...

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 ...

According to the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, a calf injured on a U.S. Forest Service grazing allotment earlier this month was done so by the nearby Togo pack. Crews were called out to the injured calf on August 6th, and determined the bite marks and lacerations came from a wolf attack ...

Last week, Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife crews were called an injured six month old calf found on forested public land in the Indian Lake area of Union County. The owner of the 450 pound calf found the animal on the morning of Tuesday August 10th and it was soon euthanized ...

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 ...