
Colorado confirms 1st wolf kill of livestock in decades
The kill would be the first of its kind in more than 70 years.
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The kill would be the first of its kind in more than 70 years.
The attack occurred less than 10 miles from the February 2019 mountain lion attack of a Fort Collins man who killed the young lion in self-defense at Horsetooth Mountain Open Space.
Parks and wildlife officials confirmed a sighting of six wolves in January about 2 miles from the site of the elk carcass.
Wildlife officials in Colorado are warning people to keep their distance from elk during their mating season after a bull charged people, knocked a woman down and repeatedly butted her with its antlers. Video shows
Big cat bites Colorado boy on head outside his home; third attack on people in state this year.
Worker housing weighed against impact on bighorns near Vail.
A necropsy report said the cat that attacked Travis Kauffman was male, 4 or 5 months old and weighed 35 to 40 pounds. Kauffman eventually suffocated the animal.
The attack comes after state wildlife officials announced they recently trapped and killed five mountain lions about 220 miles away in western Colorado after residents reported aggressive behavior by the predators.
The video shows a large bull moose approach and then charge a crowd of people. There were no reports of injuries.
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