Colorado’s Newest Wolf Pack Has Established in Eagle County

New wolf deterrent tools by Californian Sheriffs include rubber bullets

SISKIYOU COUNTY, Calif. – Multiple Sheriff’s Offices in Northern California can now use rubber bullets and other methods of deterrence on gray wolves. The Siskiyou County Sheriff’s Office said they have already seen about 40 cattle depredations by wolves this year alone. Through an agreement with the California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW), multiple […] The post New wolf deterrent tools by Californian Sheriffs include rubber bullets ap…

Mollie's Wolf Pack Was Just 'Looking For Food' When It Left Yellowstone

The famed Mollie’s Pack was just “looking for food” when it left Yellowstone to den on the Shoshone National Forest, a biologist says. But in doing so, the wolves kicked off a tempest of controversy over whether they should be hunted.

Colorado has another established wolf pack, CPW says; That makes four packs in the state this year that likely have four to six pups each, wildlife managers said

Colorado has another official wolf pack, making that four packs that have successfully reproduced this year.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife confirms new gray wolf pack in Eagle County

Colorado Parks and Wildlife confirms new gray wolf pack in Eagle County mps-post Thu, 07/23/2026 - 08:33 Image (Kiowa County Press) Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) confirmed July 22, 2026, the formation of the Piney Ridge Pack in Eagle County, bringing to four the number of wolf packs with confirmed successful reproduction in Colorado this year.The four reproducing packs are Piney Ridge, One Ear, Three Creeks, and Copper Creek. Average litte…

CPW confirms new gray wolf pack, five total statewide

EAGLE COUNTY, Colo. (KRDO) -- Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) had confirmed a new gray wolf pack has formed in Eagle County. The pack, dubbed the Piney Ridge Pack, marks the fourth pack this year that CPW says had successful reproduction. Officials say an average litter size for wolves is four to six pups. Gray The post CPW confirms new gray wolf pack, five total statewide appeared first on KRDO.

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

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 — the animals’ activity in July was concentrated in a portion of northwest Colorado.  This is according to the latest wolf activity map from Colorado Parks and Wildlife, which illustrates the watersheds where Colorado’s collared wolves were located between June 23 and July 21. The map shows …