5 wolves found dead in northeastern Oregon

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5 wolves found dead in northeastern Oregon

Oregon authorities say five wolves were found dead in northeastern Oregon in February.

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[Lennie]

Suicide?

 

[cigars]

Suicide?

Epsteined.

 

[v0lcom13sn0w]

 

[RVTECH]

and the killing of one wolf, not to mention five, appears to follow a growing pattern of grave concern.

And the 3rd sentence of the article says ' The cause of death is unknown, '

I mean wouldn't you need to know the cause of death first to determine if they were intentionally killed?

 

[Lennie]

For the record, I did not inform the Clintons that the wolves in NE Oregon had damaging Intel on the them.

 

[TTSX]

Maybe it's the pack that helped eff up my hunt last year. Good riddance.

 

[Mikej]

And the 3rd sentence of the article says ' The cause of death is unknown, '

I mean ya kinda have to know the cause of death to determine if they were intentionally killed.

That's what I always say to myself. Bullet holes would pretty much be definitive? But poisoning not so much. I wonder how ranchers like seeing their newborn calves taken, more every year, as the wolf numbers increase?

We outdoorsmen should be glad that sabre tooth tigers didn't once roam Oregon. I'm sure these "Bring the wolves back to historic number" people would think it's okay for humans to be taken from time to time. For the good of the Earth, of course.

 

[User 1234]

Nobody said covid?

 

[ilikegunspdx]

And the 3rd sentence of the article says ' The cause of death is unknown, '

I mean wouldn't you need to know the cause of death first to determine if they were intentionally killed?

Yep, that is "defenders of wildlife" organization saying they were killed, not ODFW. Defenders of wildlife r probably trying to hype their organization or their cause.

 

[cigars]

Somebody forgot about S/S/S. Just saying.

 

[ditchtiger]

Somebody forgot about S/S/S. Just saying.

2 out of three. They just forgot the shovel.

 

[RVTECH]

Ok so another mystery...

On Feb. 9, a collar on a wolf indicated a mortality signal in the Mt. Harris area in Union County, Oregon State Police Capt. Timothy R. Fox said in an email on Friday afternoon when asked about it by The Associated Press.
Arriving officers found a total of five wolves dead,

SO, I am assuming the 'Friday Afternoon' they were found was last Friday, Mar 19.
So, if this is the case then they laid dead out there 50 days. There wouldn't be much left of them after that amount of time.

If the collar indicated a 'mortality signal' on Feb 9th why didn't they act on this sooner?

Something ain't right about this story.

 

[belshawelk]

Horrible news. What will keep all the elk, deer, sheep, cattle herds in check? I always wondered if I would have a hard time telling the difference between a wolf and a big coyote.

 

[malakajim]

The article didn't state they were found last Friday. It said when OSP was contacted in an email last Friday by AP.

Note, I'm not in favor of OPB or wolves.
Just saying...

 

[mobil890]

Wolf live matter

 

[CRBMoA]

Were these wolves possibly of Asian descent?

 

[Sandaholic]

Were these wolves possibly of Asian descent?

This one is a bit too soon....

 

[Xaevian]

Nobody said covid?

Well, you beat me to it!

 

[CRBMoA]

This one is a bit too soon....

It would be, if I thought the Asian Hate was anything other than a Media Manufactured Offense of the Week.

I am sorry that there was a homicide with multiple victims.