By Marianne Goodland | Colorado Politics
Four more cows have been killed this week by wolves in Grand County.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife have not yet confirmed the latest attacks.
With the recent attacks, a total of six animals have been killed in April during what is considered to be the heart of calving season. The other two livestock, both calves, were killed in Grand and Jackson counties.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife said the producer would be eligible for fair market value compensation if a claim is submitted. More specifically, the calf’s owner can be compensated by the state for the animal’s market value, up to $15,000.