✷✡ ➋☛✞ ❖☞✄ ✆❱ ✆
❴❵❜❝
❲ ✁✂ ✄✁❆❨✱ ☎❆✆✝✞ ✟✠✱ ✟✠✶✾
LOCAL
Baker man charged
with child sex abuse
OTEC helping with Pioneer Park project
❜❴❞❞❢❣
➑➒➓➔→
➣↔↕➙➛ ➜➝ ➞➟↕➠➟➝↕➙➛➡ ➢➙➤➥➦
➧➨➡ ➩➦➟ ➫➭➩➦ ↕➙➛ ↔➯ ➧➨➲➭➳➣➦➟➤➟
➙➤➟ ➧➵➸ ↕➙➛➝ ➺➟➯➩ ➜➠ ➩➦➟ ➛➟➙➤➳
➻➼➤➜➠➽ ➙➤➤➜➾➟➝ ➙➩ ➧➚➪➵ ➼➳➶➳
➹➙➥➜➘➥ ➩➜➶➟➳
✐❥❧♠♥♣ q❥r❧ ✉❥①③④⑤❥ ❧⑥⑦⑧⑧
A Baker City man was
arraigned Monday in Cir-
cuit Court on three charg-
es of sexually abusing a
child.
Baker City Police ar-
rested Thomas Nathaniel
Baker, 43, at 5:59 p.m.
Friday at the police de-
partment. He was charged
in a grand jury indict-
ment with one count of
⑨⑩❶❷❸❹❺❻⑩❺❺ ❶❺❼❽❾❿ ❾➀❽❶❺➁
➑➒➓➔→➴➷ ➬➮➱➬✃➮➱➬➑
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➩➦➙➠ ➪➡➪➨➨ ↔➩➦➟➤➝ ➝➜➥❒➟➠➟↕
❮➦➟➠ ➼➙➥❒➙➽➟➝ ➥↔➠➩➙➜➠➜➠➽ ➩➦➟
↕➟➙↕➺➛ ➥➦➟➶➜➥➙➺ ➝➙➤➜➠ ❮➟➤➟
➺➟➙❒➟↕ ↔➠ ➘➾➟ ➝➟➼➙➤➙➩➟ ➝❰ÏÐ
❮➙➛ ➩➤➙➜➠➝ Ï➛ Ñ❰➶ ➻➦➜➠➤➜❒➛↔
➥❰➺➩ ➶➟➶Ï➟➤➝➳
➒Ò➑➬➮➷ ➓➔➑Ó
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➤➟➩❰➤➠➟↕ ➩↔ ➹➙➤➜➝ ➙➯➩➟➤ ➟➝➥➙➼➜➠➽
➦➜➝ ➟ß➜➺➟ ↔➠ ×➺Ï➙➡ Ï➟➽➜➠➠➜➠➽ ➦➜➝
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➞➜➝➥↔➠➝➜➠➳
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á↔❰➽➺➙➝ ➢➙➥Ñ➤➩➦❰➤➡ ➦➙➾➜➠➽
➟➾➙➥❰➙➩➟↕ ➩➦➟ ➹➦➜➺➜➼➼➜➠➟➝ ➙➩
➩➦➟ ↔➤↕➟➤ ↔➯ ➹➤➟➝➜↕➟➠➩ æ➤➙➠❒➺➜➠
á➳ ã↔↔➝➟➾➟➺➩➡ ➩↔➺↕ ➤➟➼↔➤➩➟➤➝ ➜➠
➣➟➤↔❮➜➟➡ Ñ❰➝➩➤➙➺➜➙➚ àÔ ➥➙➶➟ ↔❰➩
↔➯ Þ➙➩➙➙➠➡ ➙➠↕ Ô ➝➦➙➺➺ ➤➟➩❰➤➠➳â
Ô➠ ➲➭➪➧➡ ➩➦➟ ä➳➻➳ ➻➟➠➙➩➟
➤➙➩➜➘➟↕➡ ➸➸Ð➲➨➡ ➙ ➻➟➥❰➤➜➩➛➣➤➟➙➩➛
❮➜➩➦ ç➙➼➙➠➳
Ô➠ ➲➭➸➭➡ ç↔➦➠ è➟➠➠↔➠ ➶➙➤Ð
➤➜➟↕é↔❒↔ ❐➠↔ ➜➠ å➜Ï➤➙➺➩➙➤➳
Ô➠ ➲➭➫➸➡ ❒➜↕➠➙➼➼➟↕ ➠➟❮➝Ð
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➼➤➜➝↔➠Ü ➝➦➟ ❮➙➝ ➤➟➺➟➙➝➟↕ ➙➯➩➟➤
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↕➟➠➩ Þ➜➺➺ ë➺➜➠➩↔➠➳ì
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☛ ✑ ✌✍✎✍✏ ✗✒✗✒✑✒✗
☛ ☞✘ ✌✍✎✍✏ ✖✒✓✒✑✒✙
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☛ ✑ ✌✍✎✍✏ ✕✒✚✒☞✒☞
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✴ ÿ ✛✟ ②✜s✢✟✳✢✟ ý ✩ ✞ ✣ ýü ✢ þ ✴ ü ✞✩✶
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❡✁ ó ✺ ï ✼ t✢ þý ✳✢✟✴ s❤ ÿ ✛ þ t ✜✢ ✜✢✵ ÿ ✟✢
✄✤✾☎ ✿ úüú ❀✵ ✴ ÿ ✛ t ÿ ✩ ÿ ✣ ✟✢✠✢ ý ✳✢
✴ ÿ ✛✟ ✿✞✿✢✟ ✿ þ ✢✞s✢ ✠✞ þþ ✄❁✡✶ ùû ✾✶
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à×➾➟➤➛➝➼➤➜➠➽ ➜➝➩➦➟↔➠➺➛➝➼➤➜➠➽➡
➙➼➟➤➼➟➩❰➙➺➙➝➩↔➠➜➝➦➶➟➠➩➳â
◗❂
❄ ❅❇❇❈❉ ❋●❍●❏❉ ❑❅▲❈❍❖ ❋❛❏❘●❍●❏❙❯
❱❏❈❍❈❉❖ ❛❳❍❖❨❏ ❑❩❬❩❭❪❩❬❬❫❙
a Class B felony, and two
counts of third-degree
sexual abuse, Class A
misdemeanors, District
➂❷❷➃⑩➄❺➅
➑➒➓ ➑➔→➣↔→ ➔↕➙➒➙
➛➜➝➞➜➟➠➠ ➡➠ ➢➟➡➤➞ ➥➦➧➟ ➦➨ ➩➦➥ ➫➦➜➭➯➥ ➲➡➟➳➧ ➦➨ ➛➡➝➤➟➟➜ ➛➦➜➵➸ ➺➜➟➞➝➤➻➜➦➡➳ ➼➳➟➭➨➜➡➭
➽➝➝➾➟➜➦➨➡➚➟ ➧➜➡➳➳➟➧ ➪➝➳➟➠ ➶➝➜ ➨➪➟ ➤➟➹ ➢➦➭➵➠➨➝➾➻➯➟➠➧➦➘ ➥➝➜➤➡➤➞➸➻➪➟ ➢➦➭➵➠➨➝➾ ➡➠
➾➦➜➨ ➝➶ ➠➟➚➟➜➦➳ ➡➥➾➜➝➚➟➥➟➤➨➠ ➨➝ ➨➪➟ ➠➝➶➨➢➦➳➳ ➴➟➳➧➷ ➹➪➟➜➟ ➨➪➟ ➧➯➞➝➯➨➠ ➦➤➧ ➭➝➤➭➟➠➬
➠➡➝➤ ➠➨➦➤➧➠ ➪➦➚➟ ➦➳➠➝ ➢➟➟➤ ➯➾➞➜➦➧➟➧➸
➆❾❷❷
➇➈➉⑩❷➊❿➉➋
said.
Baker was jailed and
then released Saturday
morning after posting
$13,000 (10 percent of
the total $130,000 bail),
a corrections deputy at
the jail said Monday.
The crimes involved a
girl known to Baker. The
two counts of third-de-
gree sexual abuse are al-
leged to have taken place
within the last year in
➌❾➍❺⑩ ➎➉❷➅➁ ➇➈➉⑩❷➊❿➉➋ ❶❾➉❹➏
➐➈❺
⑨⑩❶❷❸❹❺❻⑩❺❺
❶❺❼❽❾❿
abuse charge is alleged to
have taken place between
2007 and 2009 in Baker
City when the girl was
younger than 14, Shirt-
➊❿➉➋ ❶❾➉❹➏
Baker did not enter a
plea.
Upon conviction, the
⑨⑩❶❷❸❹❺❻⑩❺❺ ❶❺❼❽❾❿ ❾➀❽❶❺
charge carries a manda-
tory minimum 75-month
prison term.
Ranchers set to try new tactics in protecting cattle
➮➱ ✃❐➱❒❮❰ ✃❐Ï❮Ð➱
✐❥❧♠♥♣ q❥r❧ ✉❥①③④⑤❥
Almost a year has passed
since wolves killed four
calves and injured seven
others in eastern Baker
➎➃❽➄❷➅➁ ❾➄❹ ❶❺Ñ❺⑩❾❿ ❾➋❺➊❷ -
ed ranchers are ready to try
new tactics to protect their
herds.
➐➈❺➉⑩ ❺➋➃⑩❷❶ Ò➉❿❿ ➀❺ ➀➃❿ -
stered by having relatively
timely information the
wolves’ movements based
on data from tracking col-
lars the Oregon Depart-
ment of Fish and Wildlife
➈❾❶ ⑨❷❷❺❹ ➃➄ ❶❺Ñ❺⑩❾❿ Ò➃❿Ñ❺❶➏
That includes wolves
from the Pine Creek pack,
which was responsible for
all the attacks on cattle in
April 2018, as well as a pair
of wolves, one formerly a
member of the Pine Creek
pack, that have been trav-
eling together for the past
month and could poten-
tially start a second pack as
early as this spring.
Barry DelCurto, who
owns a ranch near Half-
way, lost one calf to wolves
from the Pine Creek pack.
Wolves attacked the calf
in April, and the calf died
in June after DelCurto and
his wife, Shella, spent $850
on veterinarian bills.
Barry DelCurto said
when he turns out his cows
and calves on a Forest
Service grazing allotment
east of Halfway, probably
around the middle of April,
he will strive to keep the
herd congregated in larger
groups, where in theory
they are less vulnerable to
wolves.
DelCurto said there is
one cross fence in place in
the allotment, and he plans
to build a second fence to
❾➉❹ ➉➄ ➊➃➄⑨➄➉➄❻ ➈➉❶ ➊❾❷❷❿❺➏
He also plans to install
temporary electric fencing
for the same purpose.
DelCurto said his ulti-
mate goal, in limiting the
movement of his cattle, is
to keep them out of a cor-
ridor that, based on last
year’s events, seems to be
the Pine Creek pack’s pre-
ferred route from the Low
Hills country southeast
of Halfway to the higher,
forested country north of
Highway 86.
He also will employ
“range riders” — people on
horseback who will try to
keep track of the cattle and
discourage wolves from ap-
proaching.
“It’s all going to be an ex-
periment,” DelCurto said.
“It’s going to take some
❷➉Ó❺ ❷➃ ❹❺Ñ❺❿➃Ô ➉❷ ❷➃ ⑨❷ ❽❶➏Õ
The DelCurtos learned
about ways to try to protect
their cattle after attend-
ing a four-day workshop
in Montana in September
2018 put on by a ranching
couple who deal not only
with wolves, but also with
grizzly bears and other
predators.
The DelCurtos were so
impressed by what they
learned from Hilary and
Andrew Anderson that
they invited the couple to
put on a two-day seminar
in Halfway in early Janu-
ary.
The DelCurtos aren’t the
only Baker County ranch-
ers who are preparing for
another spring of moving
their herds onto spring
grazing lands where wolves
roam, said George Rollins,
who lives near Halfway and
is the former co-chairman
of the wolf committee for
the Oregon Cattlemen’s
Association.
Rollins said he has talk-
ed with many ranchers,
including ones who lost
calves to the Pine Creek
pack last April, and “we ex-
pect the wolves to be back
in the same area as they
were last year.”
“That seems to be their
pattern,” Rollins said.
Ö➄❺
❹➉➋❺⑩❺➄➊❺
❷➈➉❶
spring, he said, is that
ranchers won’t be taken by
surprise.
“People are much more
aware, and they’ll be
watching out,” he said.
Some ranchers plan to
❽❶❺ ×❾❹⑩➅➁ ❾ ❷➅Ô❺ ➃Ø Ø❺➄➊➉➄❻
designed to deter wolves.
Rollins said other ranch-
ers he’s talked with also
plan to revise their grazing
schedules to avoid moving
cattle into the Low Hills
country where several of
the wolf attacks happened
last spring.
“A lot of guys are altering
their approach, delaying
when they move cattle into
that area or going to other
private ground,” he said.
“They’re trying to be proac-
tive. Doing the same thing
over and over and expect-
➉➄❻ ❾ ❹➉➋❺⑩❺➄❷ ➃❽❷➊➃Ó❺ ➉❶
not going to work.”
Not every rancher has
access to other early season
grazing land, however, so
there will be cattle in the
Low Hills during the same
period as last year, he said.
Rollins expects more
range riders this spring,
as well as a concerted ef-
fort among ranchers to in-
crease the human presence
around cattle and, if they
see wolves, to make noise
and otherwise try to haze
the animals.
Oregon’s wolf manage-
ment plan doesn’t allow
ranchers to shoot wolves
unless the animals are
attacking livestock, but
the den she generally stays
close by, forming the hub
of the wheel. Meanwhile
other wolves, or just the
male in the case of a pair,
travels away from the den
and then returns regu-
larly, bringing food to the
female and pups, each out-
and-back trip constituting
a “spoke” on the wagon
wheel.
The movement pattern
is distinctive, and strong
evidence that a female has
➀➉⑩❷➈❺❹ Ô❽Ô❶➁ Ý❾❷❿➉➋ ❶❾➉❹➏
⑩❾➄➊➈❺⑩❶ ➊❾➄ ⑨⑩❺ ❻❽➄❶ ➉➄❷➃
“Typically you can say
with pretty good certainty
when a female has denned
up,” he said.
As for the Pine Creek
pack, its breeding female,
designated OR-36, was
the air and make noise to
❷⑩❾➄ß❽➉❿➉â❺❹ ❺❾⑩❿➅ ❷➈➉❶ ➅❺❾⑩
-
❷⑩➅ ❷➃ ❶➊❾⑩❺ ➃➋ Ò➃❿Ñ❺❶➏
ÖÙÚÛ
➃Ü➊➉❾❿❶
❾➄❹ ⑨❷❷❺❹ Ò➉❷➈ ❾ ➄❺Ò ❷⑩❾➊➍
➍➉❿❿❺❹
three wolves from the Pine
Creek pack last April.
The situation this spring
could be complicated by
changes in the Pine Creek
pack.
Most particularly, a
2-year-old female wolf
from the pack joined up
around Valentine’s Day
with a young adult male
wolf, and they have been
traveling together since,
❶❾➉❹
➌⑩➉❾➄
Ý❾❷❿➉➋➁
❹➉❶ -
trict wildlife biologist at
ÖÙÚÛÞ❶ ➌❾➍❺⑩ ➎➉❷➅ ➃Ü➊❺➏
Ý❾❷❿➉➋
❶❾➉❹
➀➃❷➈
❷➈❺
male, designated OR-68,
and the female, OR-57, are
wearing tracking collars.
ÖÙÚÛ ➃Ü➊➉❾❿❶ ❷⑩❾➄ß❽➉❿ -
ized OR-68 in early De-
cember between Richland
and Halfway and attached
ing collar.
Ý❾❷❿➉➋
❶❾➉❹
ÖÝ❸ãä
➈❾❹
seven pups born in mid
April of 2018. At the start
of 2019 biologists believed
the pack consisted of 12
wolves.
➇➉➄➊❺ ❷➈❺➄➁ Ý❾❷❿➉➋ ❶❾➉❹➁
OR-57 left the pack and
paired up with OR-68.
During a recent airplane
×➉❻➈❷ Ý❾❷❿➉➋ ❶❾➉❹ ❷Ò➃ ➃❷➈❺⑩
wolves from the pack, prob-
ably 2-year-olds, weren’t
seen. He expects they have
also dispersed from the
pack, but as neither is col-
lared it’s not possible to
know where they are.
ODFW has not con-
⑨⑩Ó❺❹ ❾➄➅ ❾❷❷❾➊➍❶ ➃➄ ❿➉Ñ❺ -
stock from the Pine Creek
pack or the OR-57/OR-68
Ô❾➉⑩
❷➈➉❶
Ò➉➄❷❺⑩➁
Ý❾❷❿➉➋
said.
Biologists did investigate
the deaths of two newborn
calves during February,
and one calf in early March.
Although wolves had
scavenged at least two of
the calves, there was no
evidence to indicate that
wolves had killed any of the
calves, according to reports
from ODFW.
Two of the cases were
described as not related to
wolves.
Ý❾❷❿➉➋ ❶❾➉❹ ❷➈❺ ÖÝ❸åæç
OR-68 pair had been in the
area where the calf carcass
was found in early March,
and ODFW provided to
a rancher in that area an
alarm that will blare if the
collar on OR-68 comes
close.
The two wolves later
moved out of that area, but
Ý❾❷❿➉➋ ❶❾➉❹ ❷➈❺ ❾❿❾⑩Ó ❶➅❶ -
tem is available if needed.
He said he also alerts
ranchers to the movements
of both that pair and the
collared wolves from the
Pine Creek pack.
“We’re constantly in con-
❷❾➊❷➁Õ
Ý❾❷❿➉➋
❶❾➉❹➏
à➐➈❺➅
call me, I call them. We try
to keep that open line of
communication.”
Rollins said he appreci-
❾❷❺❶ Ý❾❷❿➉➋Þ❶ ❺➋➃⑩❷❶➁ Ò➈➉➊➈
will help Baker County
ranchers as they try to pre-
vent wolves from attacking
their herds.
“Brian has been really
good about calling land-
owners,” Rollins said.
❷➈❺ ➊➃❿❿❾⑩➁ Ý❾❷❿➉➋ ❶❾➉❹➏
Although the two wolves
paired up around the time
wolves typically breed,
❤✐❥❦❧ t♠♥ ♦♥♣qt❧r
s❦✉✇❦①t ♣✐②
s❦✐③♥✐④♥✐s♥ ❦✇
⑤①♥✉④q✉ ③④✐❧⑥
①♥⑤⑥♣s♥✉♥✐t
⑦④✐②❦⑦⑧ t♠♣t
⑤①♣st④s♣⑥⑥❧ ⑤♣❧ ✇❦①
t♠♥✉⑧♥⑥③♥⑧ ④✐
✉❦✐t♠⑥❧ ♥✐♥①⑨❧
⑧♣③④✐⑨⑧⑩
Ý❾❷❿➉➋ ❶❾➉❹ ➀➉➃❿➃❻➉❶❷❶ Ò➃➄Þ❷
know until later this spring
whether the female will
have a litter of pups.
Generally a pregnant fe-
Ó❾❿❺ Ò➉❿❿ à❹❺➄ ❽ÔÕ á ⑨➄❹
a den in which to have and
raise pups — by around
❷➈❺ Ó➉❹❹❿❺ ➃Ø ➂Ô⑩➉❿➁ Ý❾❷❿➉➋
said.
Biologists can generally
tell when a female has en-
tered a den — presuming
other members of the pack
or, in this case, the breeding
male, has a tracking collar
á ❹❽❺ ❷➃ Ò➈❾❷ Ý❾❷❿➉➋ ➊❾❿❿❺❹
❷➈❺ àÒ❾❻➃➄ Ò➈❺❺❿ ❺➋❺➊❷➏Õ
After the female enters
★
✤✥ ✦✧
✌✍✎ ✏✑ ✒✍✓✔ ✕✖✏
✑✖✗✎ ✖✏✎ ✎✒✍
✘✍✙ ✎✚✛ ✓✚✙
✜✒✚✘✢✍✑✣
➈❹➆➆ ➄❻➉ ➊❻❾ ➌➍➎➎ ➎❷❽➃➏❹❽➐➇
❶❷❸ ❹❺❻❼❽ ❻❼❾
❿➀➁
◆P◗ ❘❙❚❯❳ ❘✈❩❬❭ ❪❚ ❫❴❚❵❙❩
❛❜◗❝❞◆❡❝❢◆❣◗
➂❻➃➄➂ ❻➄ ➃➄
❶➅❾➃➆➇
✩✪✫✬✭✮✯✰
✺✻✽
✹✺✻ ✼
✸
✵
✴
✲✳
❀❃❄✻
✿❀ ❁❂
❊
❇❊❋
❉
●
❉❊❋
❑✽▲✹▼
❅❇❈
❏✻✹❃
❂
✻
❍
■
❍❂✹