Kind of normal, Ranchers find a calf days after its dead, immediately wolves are to blame. That is pretty sad considering Cattle are the ones invading the Wolves home. A Fort Klamath rancher who has had four steers killed by wolves this month is frustrated by the lack of protections for cattle and ranchers. “This valley, with so many …
No plans for lethal measures against wolves
Wildlife biologists regard the killing of four cattle in the Fort Klamath area of Klamath County as “unusual” and “disturbing,” but say there are no plans to enact lethal measures to wolves and believe the wolves pose no threats to humans. “We don’t even want to talk about lethal measures,” said John Stephenson, a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service wildlife …
Another Wolf depredation confirmed in Klamath County
PEOPLE THEY ARE BLAMING OR7 AGAIN….. Please support our Sanctuary so we can get it relocated from Idaho to California before it is to late for OR7 Or Niwa. http://gofundme.com/protectthewolves Klamath County, Ore. – According to the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, on October 19th a 700 pound calf was found dead on a private pasture in the Wood …
Wolves wander back into the news
SALEM, Oregon – Wallowa County wolves are behind two new acts of depredation. Both attacks were against calves, and one was caught on film by a hunter in the Devil’s Run Creek drainage. The hunter spotted six wolves clustered around an object that proved to be the body of a calf. He sent pictures of a wolf near a …