5 wolves dead in NE Oregon!

[Doublelunger]

You Washington boys need to step your game up!!

Seriously though I'm wondering how they got 5 of the *censored*s? Some amazing shooting, or poision??

https://elkhornmediagroup.com/oregon-state-police-and-oregon-department-of-fish-and-wildlife-investigating-wolf-kills/

[carpsniperg2]

That's weird? To have one collard and find that one and 4 more dead all togther? I wonder if they got parvo or something at a den site or something like that?

[Doublelunger]

Ya that could be.  I think parvo mostly gets pups and some adolescents though. I would think it would be too early for a new litter.

[carpsniperg2]

Yeah Im not sure when they have pups. I bet they have a den site this time of year and they got sick and were just hanging out there and all died close. Its weird they could find so many all together. I guess disease or poison?

[builtfordtough]

Is the article literally only 50 words long?  Or am I missing something 🤔

[JimmyHoffa]

That's weird? To have one collard and find that one and 4 more dead all togther? I wonder if they got parvo or something at a den site or something like that?

Tannerite?

[Oldguy]

Wondered why the flags were at half mast today. Seems like flags are low every other day.

[bornhunter]

 

Is the article literally only 50 words long?  Or am I missing something 🤔

[KFhunter]

That's weird? To have one collard and find that one and 4 more dead all togther? I wonder if they got parvo or something at a den site or something like that?

Tannerite?

You seen that hog video too huh?


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[JimmyHoffa]

That's weird? To have one collard and find that one and 4 more dead all togther? I wonder if they got parvo or something at a den site or something like that?

Tannerite?

You seen that hog video too huh?


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A few times.

[Crunchy]

They title it wolf kills and not wolf deaths   I would think to use the wolf kill title there must be some indication of them being killed and not dying of some other semi-natural death.

[KFhunter]

You give reporters far too much credit, when sloppy journalism is the norm

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[Meow]

https://apnews.com/article/wolves-wildlife-oregon-1a53ba1848efaa9c52cb2903a89c365b
A slightly more informative source.

Drug overdose? Covid? Suicide pack?

[huntnphool]

 Feb 9th, and they are just now putting this out?

[wolfbait]

"only just beginning to recover" Oregon came out with first wolf pack in 70 years the very same day as WDFW were finally forced to confirm a pack in the Methow.

[trophyhunt]

5 is a good start.

[HighlandLofts]

No matter how they died it has a HAPPY ENDING.

[timberfaller]

A "wonderful news story"!!

[woodswalker]

They title it wolf kills and not wolf deaths   I would think to use the wolf kill title there must be some indication of them being killed and not dying of some other semi-natural death.

Exsanguination is a natural death, they naturally die when they run out of blood.   

[hollymaster]

https://apnews.com/article/wolves-wildlife-oregon-1a53ba1848efaa9c52cb2903a89c365b
A slightly more informative source.

Drug overdose? Covid? Suicide pack?

Well crack is legal down there....

[woodswalker]

There is a point of mutual exclusivity here....Defenders of Wildlife will continue to work to make Oregon safe for people and wolves.”