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  • Broad daylight wolf attack in northwest Colorado sparks outrage among ranchers

    05/29/2025 9:31:37 AM PDT · by george76 · 26 replies
    Fence Post ^ | May 28, 2025
    A series of devastating wolf attacks occurred over Memorial Day weekend at the Lost Marbles Ranch, Crystal River Ranch and McCabe Ranch, leaving two calves dead and others injured. A broad daylight attack at the Lost Marbles Ranch, carried out by three wolves from the notorious Copper Creek pack, took place in the heart of the calving grounds, a large meadow where ranchers actively monitor mothers and newborns during the critical calving season. The wolves separated a cow and a calf from the main herd, severely injuring the calf. While many in the public romanticize the idea of seeing a...
  • WOLVES ATTACK ANOTHER DOMESTIC COW IN JACKSON COUNTY. ( Colorado )

    03/18/2022 9:37:39 AM PDT · by george76 · 43 replies
    Steamboat Radio ^ | March 17, 2022 | Shannon Lukens
    WARNING: PICTURES ARE GRAPHIC. Wolves have killed another cow in Jackson County. Here’s Travis Duncan with Colorado Parks and Wildlife. ... Steamboat Radio was told of the most recent wolf depredation incident today by Adam VanValkenburg, President of the North Park Stockgrowers Association. He said the wolf kill happened sometime Monday night, as confirmed by CPW. He says another suspected kill from the pack was of six elk on another neighboring property in Jackson County. Here’s his opinion on the recent incident in Jackson County. ... “In my opinion and in consulting with other experts, they are teaching their pups...
  • Wolves becoming an even larger problem for ranchers

    05/29/2009 8:43:01 PM PDT · by george76 · 29 replies · 1,768+ views
    Swift ^ | May 21, 2009 | Heather Smith Thomas
    Ranchers in the Lemhi Valley of Idaho have suffered increased losses from wolf depredation, as wolf numbers expand. Allen Bodenhamer, who raises cattle near Baker, ID lost three calves this past spring. At first he thought the kills were made by coyotes, then realized he was dealing with wolves. “When coyotes kill a calf they get hold of the back of the neck and basically strangle it. They usually don’t start eating on it while it is still alive. A wolf grabs it by the top of the back or just in front of the hips and is eating on...