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Wolf attacks on livestock investigated as researcher plans to sue WSU

Circle shows approximate range of the Profanity Peak wolf pack, which is north of U.S. 20 in Ferry County, Washington.w (Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife)
By Rich Landers richl@spokesman.com(509) 459-5508
Circle shows approximate range of the Profanity Peak wolf pack, which is north of U.S. 20 in Ferry County, Washington.w (Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife)
Circle shows approximate range of the Profanity Peak wolf pack, which is north of U.S. 20 in Ferry County, Washington.w (Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife)

WILDLIFE — As cattlemen, politicians and wildlife biologists look into reports of Ferry County cattle killed, possibly by wolves or other predators, a wolf researcher is planning to sue Washington State University for curbing his comments on wolf management that has led to lethal wolf control.

The situation is updated in this KING5 TV report and this story by the Capital Press: Ranchers say wolf attacks resume in Washington state

* This story was originally published as a post from the blog "Outdoors Blog." Read all stories from this blog