Media statement: Colorado Gray Wolf 2513 Mortality in Wyoming
Travis Duncan
CPW became aware of the mortality of male gray wolf 2513 on April 9 in Wyoming. CPW coordinated with Wyoming Game and Fish for the return of its tracking collar, however Wyoming state law prevents further detail from being shared.2513 was part of the group of wolves translocated to Colorado from British Columbia. Wolves are known to travel long distances to find food or mates, including into other states. CPW does not comment on wildlife movements, operations or regulations in other states. CPW has no further comment on the mortality of wolf 2513 as it took place outside of Colorado.
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