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CPW kills 2nd yearling from One Ear Pack as livestock attacks continue in Grand County

Headline from The Fence Post, on the newest of 2 developments

Colorado Parks and Wildlife killed a female yearling from the One Ear wolf pack on Wednesday following the pack’s continued predation on livestock in Grand and Jackson counties. It’s the second wolf the agency has...

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  1. CPW kills 2 wolves from Copper Creek, Three Creek packs following livestock attacks

    Headline from The Fence Post ·

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    CPW kills 2nd yearling from One Ear Pack as livestock attacks continue in Grand County

    Headline from The Fence Post ·

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  1. Aspen Times

    Colorado Parks and Wildlife kills 2 wolves from Copper Creek, Three Creek packs following livestock attacks (opens Aspen Times)

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    Aspen Times's feed description

    Colorado Parks and Wildlife killed two yearlings from two separate wolf packs on Monday, Sept. 8, after the animals' were tied to repeated livestock attacks near their respective territories.

  2. Summit Daily

    Colorado Parks and Wildlife kills 2 wolves following livestock attacks (opens Summit Daily)

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    Summit Daily's feed description

    Colorado Parks and Wildlife killed two yearlings from two separate wolf packs on Monday, Sept. 8, after the animals' were tied to repeated livestock attacks near their respective territories.

  3. The Fence Post

    CPW kills 2 wolves from Copper Creek, Three Creek packs following livestock attacks (opens The Fence Post)

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    The Fence Post's feed description

    Colorado Parks and Wildlife killed two yearlings from two separate wolf packs on Monday, Sept. 8, after the animals’ were tied to repeated livestock attacks near their respective territories. The state wildlife agency killed one...

  4. KRDO

    Two more wolves killed by CPW following livestock depredation (opens KRDO)

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    PITKIN AND RIO BLANCO COUNTIES, Colo. (KRDO) -- Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) has confirmed two more wolves have died as part of lethal removal operations in Pitkin and Rio Blanco counties. According to officials, the first killing happened on an uncollared male yearling wolf from the Copper Cre…

  5. The Colorado Sun

    Colorado wildlife officers kill another wolf, bringing the total to 3 in 3 days (opens The Colorado Sun)

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    The Colorado Sun's feed description

    The yearling female was from the One Ear pack that state wildlife officials say has been preying on livestock in Grand and Jackson counties.

  6. Aspen Times

    Colorado Parks and Wildlife kills second yearling from One Ear Pack as livestock attacks continue in Grand County (opens Aspen Times)

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    Aspen Times's feed description

    Colorado Parks and Wildlife killed a female yearling from the One Ear wolf pack on Wednesday, Sept. 9, following the pack’s continued predation on livestock in Grand and Jackson counties. It’s the second wolf the...

  7. The Fence Post

    CPW kills 2nd yearling from One Ear Pack as livestock attacks continue in Grand County (opens The Fence Post)

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    The Fence Post's feed description

    Colorado Parks and Wildlife killed a female yearling from the One Ear wolf pack on Wednesday following the pack’s continued predation on livestock in Grand and Jackson counties. It’s the second wolf the agency has...

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