Colorado wildlife officers kill another wolf, bringing the total to 3 in 3 days
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Colorado Parks and Wildlife killed an uncollared female wolf Wednesday, bringing the total number of young wolves the agency has shot and killed in the last week to three.
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What happened
Colorado Parks and Wildlife killed an uncollared female wolf Wednesday, bringing the total number of young wolves the agency has shot and killed in the last week to three.
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