The state is allowing the use of rubber bullets, paintballs and pepper balls to ward off wolves endangering livestock.
A UC Davis analysis of wolf droppings in California rangeland reveals how cattle has become a main course.
The study of wolf droppings determined that wolves have made cattle their main course in Nortehern California.
I’m sure this news comes as no surprise to ranchers in Colorado, but a University of California Davis study found that cattle ...
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Record number of wolf attacks are happening in Calif., but not much can be done to stop them
With an unprecedented number of wolf attacks on California’s livestock in recent years, the state’s Department of Fish and ...
California is allowing sheriffs to injure and chase wolves, and officials are considering allowing ranchers to shoot ...
New research from UC Davis has affirmed what California ranchers have been saying for years: gray wolves are increasingly ...
Ranchers in Wyoming said a new study that shows cattle get stressed out by wolves is something they've been saying all along.
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife is considering killing a wolf or two in the Crouse pack in Asotin County in southeast Washington to curb attacks on cattle, the department said April 8.
Due to a budget shortfall, the Department of Natural Resources will likely postpone and possible pro-rate payments for wolf ...
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