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Gray wolf activity in July concentrates in northwest Colorado, as state announces new pack, pups

Gray wolf activity in July concentrates in northwest Colorado, as state announces new pack, pups
Photo: Glenwood Springs Post Independent · view original

Editor’s note: This article has been updated to correct how many wolves are collared. Around half of Colorado’s wolf population is collared. After June saw Colorado’s collared gray wolves covering large swaths of the state — including one briefly traveling east of Interstate 25 for the first time...

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