More than $130,000 is being offered by conservation organizations and wildlife officials for information that results in an arrest or citation in a number of wolf poaching instances that have occurred throughout Oregon in the last two years.
Since the animals have returned to the state, poaching of wolves has increased, raising concerns among those who provide incentives about poisoning the preferred weapon.
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