There are only two breeding packs in Oregon, one of them has been implicated in 5 incidents of livestock predation, two wolves are slated to be killed.
Kill order placed on Ore. wolves killing livestock
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Too bad, but it could also show Oregonians that problem wolves will be dealt with.
This pair of wolves got 5 strikes, and the rest of the nearby wolves have caused no trouble at for livestock.
Kudos to this rancher for at least trying his best to prevent depredations. I just wish he would do the kill(s) instead of having WS have to come in and spend our tax money to do it.
I agree with that sentiment JW.