ENTERPRISE, Ore. — Authorities plan to kill another two wolves in Oregon after more livestock were attacked.
The Oregonian/OregonLive reports the wolves authorities are targeting are in the same pack as the two that were killed last week.
The pack of wolves in Wallowa County has become a problem for livestock in the area.
State biologists estimated in December that the pack has about 10 wolves in it.
State officials previously said they’ve documented wolf attacks on seven cattle in the past 13 months, including three cattle kills.