![Cattle rancher Ed Jonas listens to what sounded like howling wolves while kneeling Tuesday morning next to one of two heifers killed by wolves 10 miles southwest of Kila. “We [ranchers] work hard. This is tough work,” Jonas said. “And the government is going to say we can’t protect our own property. But they are going to protect the people on Wall Street with those big bailouts.” Garrett Cheen/Daily Inter Lake](https://hagadone.media.clients.ellingtoncms.com/ARTICLE_309259987_AR_0_AAHXAICQAHRG_t1170.jpg?5cc718665ab672dba93d511ab4c682bb370e5f86)
Cattle rancher Ed Jonas listens to what sounded like howling wolves while kneeling Tuesday morning next to one of two heifers killed by wolves 10 miles southwest of Kila. “We [ranchers] work hard. This is tough work,” Jonas said. “And the government is going to say we can’t protect our own property. But they are going to protect the people on Wall Street with those big bailouts.” Garrett Cheen/Daily Inter Lake
September 25, 2008
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September 25, 2008 1 a.m.
Wolves sought in cattle killings
Two valuable heifers have been killed by a pack of wolves west of Kalispell, incensing the livestock owner and raising concerns among other ranchers in the area.