Colorado Wolves Taken Down Over Livestock Attacks | Denver News
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Colorado Wolves Taken Down Over Livestock Attacks | Denver News
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Colorado Parks and Wildlife made a tough call this week, euthanizing two young, uncollared male wolves linked to multiple livestock attacks across Pitkin and Rio Blanco Counties — each responsible for four separate incidents between July and September. Ranchers tried cameras, patrols, and hazing to deter the wolves, but the conflict persists as Colorado’s reintroduced wolf population grows. This isn’t the first time: three other wolves have been removed this year under the same policy — euthanized if they cause three livestock attacks in 30 days. Since 2023, 25 wolves have been released, pups are being born, but 19 have died since 2024 — not all from human-wolf conflict.
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