Wolves in SE Washington Pack to Be Killed ‘Incrementally’ by State Officials After Livestock Attacks - The Daily Chronicle

Wolves in SE Washington pack to be killed ‘incrementally’ by state officials after livestock attacks - The Daily Chronicle

The director of the state’s Department of Fish and Wildlife this week authorized the “incremental” killing of wolves in southeastern Washington with a goal to stop attacks on livestock.  Agency officials could not say how many wolves would be killed, but said other nonlethal measures would not be appropriate for the situation.  The order is the second this month that calls for killing wolves in the Couse pack. On Sept. 17, the department killed …

Wolves in SE Washington pack to be killed ‘incrementally’ by state officials after livestock attacks • Washington State Standard

The director of the state’s Department of Fish and Wildlife this week authorized the “incremental” killing of wolves in southeastern Washington with a goal to stop attacks on livestock.  Agency officials could not say how many wolves would be killed, but said other nonlethal measures would not be appropriate for the situation.  The order is […]

Asotin County wolf pack under the gun once again

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife will attempt to kill another member of the Couse wolf pack in Asotin County in an effort to stop chronic attacks on cattle.

Washington to kill wolfpack after livestock attacks

The director of the state’s Department of Fish and Wildlife this week authorized the “incremental” killing of wolves in southeastern Washington with a goal to stop attacks on livestock.

WDFW director again approves lethal removal for Couse Pack

OLYMPIA – Acting on a request from Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife staff, Director ...

WDFW Approves Additional Lethal Removal in Couse Wolf Pack Territory

ASOTIN COUNTY, WA — The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife has again authorized lethal removal of wolves from the Couse pack territory in southeast Washington following continued livestock depredations. WDFW Director Kelly Susewind authorized incremental lethal removal