First Livestock Kill by Reintroduced Wolf Confirmed in Colorado

The incident has reignited controversy over the reintroduction of wolves, with concerns for livestock safety among rural residents.

Colorado wildlife officials confirmed the first livestock kill by a wolf in Grand County since the species' reintroduction in December.
The calf killed by the wolf can be compensated by the state for its market value, up to $15,000, to mitigate rancher losses.
The reintroduction of wolves in Colorado has sparked controversy, with rural residents expressing concerns over livestock safety.
Wildlife officials confirmed the wolf responsible for the calf's death was one of the 10 reintroduced animals.
Non-lethal deterrents are encouraged by Colorado Parks and Wildlife to prevent wolf depredations on livestock.