Without help, these wolves will most likley be marked for death
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. — Oregon wildlife officials have confirmed the first wolf killing in Jackson County since reintroduced wolves spread to southern Oregon.
The Herald and News reports that the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife says a wolf killed one goat and one sheep between June 9 and June 12 in the Grizzly Peak area outside Ashland. The agency also suspects a wolf injured a goat and killed another goat during that time, but vultures had eaten away at the animals’ carcass.
The department’s Mark Vargas says there will likely be more incidents between wolves and livestock as wolf populations continue to grow.
The wolf blamed for the recent livestock killings is originally from northeast Oregon and has also been tied to the attack that left a Klamath County cow injured in February.
Source: Wolf kills goat, sheep in Jackson County | OregonLive.com