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Where Did Colorado’s Wolves Spend Time in December?
Twenty collared wolves range across multiple Colorado watersheds with at least 10 pups born this summer, as officials track movements to guide management and interstate cooperation.
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Where Colorado’s gray wolves traveled in December, including the mountains west of metro Denver
At least one wolf tromped through watersheds west of the Denver metro in December, a new map tracking collared wolves shows. The monthly map was released Tuesday by Colorado Parks and Wildlife.
·Denver, United States
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Where did Colorado’s wolves spend time in December?
While some of the wolves are part of Colorado’s four packs establishing territories in Pitkin, Jackson, Routt and Rio Blanco counties, others continue to search the landscape for mates and suitable food sources and habitat. Largely, however, wolf exploration of Colorado remains within similar northern counties in December, according to the latest wolf activity map shared by Colorado Parks and Wildlife on Dec. 23. The map — which shows the wate…
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