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  • Gray wolf found shot dead in NE Oregon

    Ralph Maughan

    This news release is from the USFWS. It will probably be the Oregon papers tomorrow. GRAY WOLF FOUND DEAD IN UNION COUNTY, OREGON The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is investigating the discovery of a dead gray wolf in Union County, Oregon. The animal had been shot, and was recovered on May 25, 2007, from…

  • An American icon in the crosshairs? Bush's delisting plans harmful to wolf recovery in Oregon

    Ralph Maughan

    Few animals stir up as much emotion and heated debate as gray wolves. In many ways these majestic predators are the symbol of American wilderness, of wild places that have not yet been clear-cut or paved over. They were once common throughout Western America, including Oregon, but a misguided policy of using tax dollars to…

  • OR wolf said to have been sighted this winter

    Brian Ertz

    A black wolf is said to have been sighted in the Wenaha Wildlife Area in Oregon and tracks found all around outside of Troy.  Ralph has posted in the past that There is at least one wolf in NE Oregon and Wild wolves again might be at home in Oregon.  This one seems to be in the same general area.  Read the…

  • About 50 people show up at wolf delisting hearing in Pendleton, Oregon

    Ralph Maughan

    The next to the last wolf hearing was held Web. night in Pendleton, Oregon, a state that officially has no wild wolves, although most think one or more do wander the Eastern Oregon backcountry. The initial news story reads like wolf supporters had a pretty good turnout. Story in the Oregonian. Breaking News. The last…

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