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Engell Introduces Bill To Address Washington Wolves
Engell Introduces Bill To Address Washington Wolves
Engell Introduces Bill To Address Washington Wolves
Ask the Washington ranching community, and they’ll tell you about the struggles they continue to have with gray wolves.  In response, NE Washington Representative Andrew Engell has introduced legislation he says will manage the animals properly.  The Freshman ...
OSP Looking For Wolf Poaching Information
OSP Looking For Wolf Poaching Information
OSP Looking For Wolf Poaching Information
Oregon State Police is asking the public for help identifying the person(s) responsible for the poaching of a wolf in Union County. According to OSP Fish and Wildlife, on January 29th, troopers were called to the Catherine Creek Lane area, roughly 11 miles southeast of Union, where a wolf tracking collar was located...
WDFW Looking At Killing SE Washington Wolf
WDFW Looking At Killing SE Washington Wolf
WDFW Looking At Killing SE Washington Wolf
Following five depredations in the southeast corner of the state, the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife is now considering the lethal removal of a wolf or wolves from the Couse pack.  Investigators said those depredations date back to September 19th and have resulted in one dead calf, injuries to a cow, two calves and probable injuries to another cow. WDFW sai...
WDFW Reevaluating SE Washington Pack
WDFW Reevaluating SE Washington Pack
WDFW Reevaluating SE Washington Pack
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife is trying to address a wolf problem in the southeast corner of the state.  Back on September 24th, WDFW Director Kelly Susewind authorized the lethal removal of one adult wolf from the Couse pack.  The ord...
Additional Wolves May Be Removed After A New Depredation
Additional Wolves May Be Removed After A New Depredation
Additional Wolves May Be Removed After A New Depredation
Following another depredation on livestock in the Onion Creek wolf pack territory, the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife is once again considering lethal removal of a wolf or wolves from the northeast corner of the state.   On September 19th, WDFW lethally removed two wolves, a yearling female and an adult male, from the Onion Creek pack territory following a series of livestock depredati
ODFW Confirms Wallowa County Depredation, Issues Kill Permit
ODFW Confirms Wallowa County Depredation, Issues Kill Permit
ODFW Confirms Wallowa County Depredation, Issues Kill Permit
The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife has confirmed another depredation in Wallowa County.  Investigators say a four-month old calf was found injured on September 16th on private land in the Bartlett Bench area.  ODFW says this incident most likely occurred at the same time of the September 5th depredation by the Grouse Flats Pack.   Because of...
ODFW Confirms Four Depredations In Final Days Of August
ODFW Confirms Four Depredations In Final Days Of August
ODFW Confirms Four Depredations In Final Days Of August
The final week-and-a-half of August was a busy one for crews with the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife.   On August 21st, ODFW responded to a depredation on public land in the Crane Prairie area of Grant County, where a six-month-old calf was found dead.  On...

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