Pitkin County ranchers question why Colorado Parks and Wildlife is bent on protecting a depredating wolfpack that continues to kill their cattle.

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

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

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

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

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

State biologists shared a minimum count of pups for one of the newly-named packs in Colorado, marking the third pack to have ...

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.

Suzanne Asha Stone and Delia Malone played fast and loose in their commentary on the Copper Creek wolf pack, (“Setting ...

Josh Wamboldt — (“Setting the record straight on Copper Creek wolf pack,” July 28, Aspen Daily News) was far from “getting the record ...

Colorado Parks and Wildlife confirmed a wolf or wolves killed a calf in Pitkin County on July 18. CPW believes the Copper ...