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What Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s new report reveals about its lengthy effort to kill wolf responsible for attacks on 22 sheep
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· July 14, 2026
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Key points Further details about the livestock attacks and removal attempts are available from Colorado Parks and Wildlife's report, which was released on July 13. The animal was identified as a member of a pack born in 2024.
A wolf linked to multiple livestock attacks has been killed. The animal was identified as a member of a pack born in 2024. It had been causing problems for over a year, with attacks occurring between mid 2025 and mid 2026.
The state wildlife agency was involved in efforts to address the issue. A report has been released that provides more information about the situation, including attempts to remove the wolf and reduce conflict with producers.
Further details about the livestock attacks and removal attempts are available from Colorado Parks and Wildlife's report, which was released on July 13.
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Published: July 14, 2026 ·
Source: Glenwood Springs Post Independent ·
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