TWISP — When John Danielson, a retired officer for the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, decided it was time to get rid of duck carcasses from hunting season, he figured he’d kill two birds with one stone, so to speak. So he drove up Highway 20 to the Loup Loup Summit, snowshoed into the woods, and dumped the birds in a …
Washington Wolf Packs | Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife
Gray Wolf Conservation and Management Frequently Asked Questions About Wolves in Washington Lethal action to protect sheep from Huckleberry wolf pack Huckleberry wolf pack lethal action FAQ General Information Were wolves re-introduced to Washington? How did wolves re-populate the West? How many wolf packs are in Washington? How many wolves are in a pack? How large is one pack’s territory? …
WSU study shows wolves’ favorite prey is deer
Amazing Numbers that put all the Hunter hater groups claims out to pasture! a MUST READ!! Cattle kills rare in wolf-occupied areas By Ann McCreary An ongoing, state-funded study of interactions between wolves and livestock shows that — no big surprise — wolves primarily eat deer, according to a researcher involved in field studies conducted over the past two summers. The study is documenting, …