Colorado Parks and Wildlife staff are in the field to kill a member of the Copper Creek gray wolf pack after repeated ...

Colorado Parks and Wildlife has announced plans to euthanize at least one wolf from the Copper Creek pack following the ...

The Copper Creek Pack has preyed on eight cattle in Pitkin County since state wildlife managers released the pack last winter ...

Colorado Parks and Wildlife's active lethal removal operation comes after pack's eighth depredation in Pitkin County this ...

Colorado Parks and Wildlife is on the hunt for one wolf from the Copper Creek Pack after recent livestock killings.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife currently has staff on the ground in Pitkin County working to locate and kill a second member of ...

Colorado Parks and Wildlife are attempting to lethally remove a member of the Copper Creek Pack after depredation incidents.

CPW staff has been trying to kill a wolf for several days, due to the pack repeatedly killing livestock, according to a letter obtained by 9NEWS Investigates.

The kill took place the day a Colorado rancher was paid $100,045 for losses by the Copper Creek pack, which was responsible ...

The Copper Creek wolf pack was tied to another calf death in Pitkin County in mid-July, marking the seventh depredation ...

The ending to last Friday's meeting of the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission came with news of yet another wolf killing.

Colorado’s first wolf pack since the species’ reintroduction in 2023 is once again under intense scrutiny after a series of cattle depredations in the Roaring Fork Valley.