UC Davis study finds California wolves rely heavily on cattle, raising rancher concerns @krcrnewschannel7
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Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Gray wolves in the Northstate are relying heavily on cattle as a food source, while cattle grazing in wolf territory experience significantly higher stress levels than herds without nearby wolves, according to two new UC Davis studies examining the predators' effects on ranching.

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UC Davis study finds California wolves rely heavily on cattle, raising rancher concerns

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