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Wildlife officials track wolves with GPS collars

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Wolves that were once lost are now found. Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials tranquilized two wolves in North Park, near Walden, on Thursday. One of those wolves had already been collared once but its tracking device failed over the summer. State officials have not yet reintroduced any wolves to the Western Slope.

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Denver Post

Colorado wildlife officials recapture two wolves, fit them with tracking collars

Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials tranquilized two wolves in North Park, near Walden, on Thursday and fitted them with tracking collars, agency spokesman Travis Duncan said in a release.

1 year ago·Denver, United States

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Wildlife officials track wolves with GPS collars

WALDEN, Colo. (KDVR) -- Colorado Parks and Wildlife is now using GPS collars to track two wolves spotted in North Park. The male wolf was recaptured two years after his initial capture and the other male wolf collared is presumably one of six pups, according to CPW. Colorado Parks and Wildlife placed GPS collars on two wolves in North Park, Colorado on Thursday, Feb. 2. (Credit: CPW) Travis Duncan, with CPW, said these GPS collars have revolutio…

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Colorado Sun

Two wolves captured, collared by Colorado wildlife biologists in North Park

Colorado Parks and Wildlife on Thursday captured and placed GPS collars on two wolves in North Park, making them the only GPS-tracked specimens in the state. Male wolves 2101 and 2301 were tranquilized, inspected for health issues and fitted with collars before being released into the wild. Wolf 2101 was a recapture. The animal was collared two years ago, but the device had since failed. Wolf 2301, likely 2101’s pup, was a first-time capture. …

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Greeley Tribune

Colorado wildlife officials recapture two wolves, fit them with tracking collars

Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials tranquilized two wolves in North Park, near Walden, on Thursday and fitted them with tracking collars, agency spokesman Travis Duncan said in a release.

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Coloradoan

Colorado wildlife officials capture, collar 2 wolves in Jackson County's North Park area

One of the captured wolves was the Northern Colorado pack's breeding male, and the other is presumably one of pack's six pups.

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Colorado wildlife officials recapture two wolves, fit them with tracking collars

Colorado wildlife officials recapture two wolves, fit them with tracking collars

Wildlife officials track wolves with GPS collars

Wildlife officials track wolves with GPS collars

Two wolves captured, collared by Colorado wildlife biologists in North Park

Two wolves captured, collared by Colorado wildlife biologists in North Park

Colorado wildlife officials recapture two wolves, fit them with tracking collars

Colorado wildlife officials recapture two wolves, fit them with tracking collars

Colorado wildlife officials capture, collar 2 wolves in Jackson County's North Park area

Colorado wildlife officials capture, collar 2 wolves in Jackson County's North Park area

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