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What can working dogs tell us about how wolves are moving across the landscape?

A 10-day August pilot used a Labrador to identify wolf scat and map travel corridors, helping ranchers target nonlethal deterrents.

As the One Ear wolf pack establishes a heavy presence near his family’s four-generation cattle ranch in North Park, Adam VanValkenburg estimates that he has spent hundreds of hours this summer just moving around game cameras, trying to understand where the wolves are.  It’s a number that doesn’t include the countless other hours VanValkenburg has spent deploying and exploring new nonlethal tools to keep the wolves away from their livestock, and …

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What can working dogs tell us about how wolves are moving across the landscape?

As the One Ear wolf pack establishes a heavy presence near his family’s four-generation cattle ranch in North Park, Adam VanValkenburg estimates that he has spent hundreds of hours this summer just moving around game...

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Aspen Times broke the news on Tuesday, September 1, 2026.
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