While agricultural organizations did not succeed in their efforts to halt the reintroduction of more wolves, they found a more sympathetic ear among policymakers at the state Capitol.
One of the male wolves that Colorado Parks and Wildlife relocated from British Columbia to Colorado in January has died.
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“Everyone feels anxiety and fear about all this,” Colorado Parks and Wildlife Director Jeff Davis told commissioners as they approved a large payment to two Colorado ranchers in Grand County that lost livestock as a direct result of the wolf reintroduction program.
Two ranchers who lost livestock to wolf attacks in Grand County will receive nearly $350,000 in compensation for losses reported starting a year ago after the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission unanimously approved the payment during its monthly meeting Wednesday.
As seen in the newest map released by Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW), “newcomers” from the north are making their way across the entire Western Slope.
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Relief from a state reporting requirement on ranchers most impacted by the reintroduction of wolves could soon be on its way.
Wolf reintroduction could return to the Colorado ballot next year.
There have been no reported wolf depredation of cattle or sheep in Delta County, so far, but Robbie LeValley, on behalf of the Delta Livestock Association, gave a Feb. 13 presentation to more than 130 ranchers in Hotchkiss, Colo., emphasizing how critical precise record keeping will be — should and must likely when the quiet ranching community is impacted by wolf depredation.
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Despite allegations and innuendos from animal rights activists, wolf 2307-OR died as a result of a fight with another wolf, not a gunshot wound last September.
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It only took six weeks in 2025 for the first confirmed wolf livestock depredation to be reported, this one from Jackson County.
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