By Spencer McKee | Out There Colorado
Colorado Parks and Wildlife has released their latest update related to the movement of the state’s collared wolves, also touching on several other wolf-related developments.
The most recent update looks at what watershed areas wolves have been detected in from September 24 to October 22 (seen in image above), though it’s important to note that if a wolf is detected in a given watershed area, it doesn’t mean that they’ve been seen in that entire area. This is put on display in how some watersheds that wolves have been detected in cross I-70 to the south – meanwhile, no tracked wolves have actually traveled south of this major thoroughfare.