Gray wolves are once again the center of attention for Oregon wildlife officials. The state is considering revisions to the state’s Wolf Management Plan, which directs how the state’s gray wolf population is protected. The plan also addresses how conflicts with humans, livestock and deer and elk population goals should be handled. “We’re looking at plan, how we implemented it, what works …
Oregon Seeks Wolf Plan Comments
Oregon seeks comments on their updated wolf plan. Comment Dates April 21 meeting in Klamath Falls, and will repeat the process May 19 in Portland. Comments may also be emailed to odfw.commission@40state.or.us Oregon’s wolf management plan is up for public review as the ODFW Commission once again attempts to balance the restoration of an apex predator with the havoc they can cause …
Predator program defended as critical to rural Oregon;
Protect The Wolves™ Says that Perhaps if Ranchers are not capable from living Rural without the USDA to kill for them, they should move to the city! This is typical Rancher entitlement attitude. WOLVES Predator program defended as critical to rural Oregon Andrew Theen, The Oregonian Published Apr 17, 2017 at 12:01PM PORTLAND — In many Oregon communities, county governments …
Wolves in area… Ranchers claim Immediately Guilty That is whats wrong with Ranchers
These Ranchers need to wake up! If the Cow wasnt killed by wolves, The Calf became a Target, and perhaps dead already as well. Ranchers need to keep a better eye on their cattle in the wild areas to avoid these types of issues. Ranchers claim Wolves killed and ate most of a 150-pound calf April 7 in Northeast Oregon’s …