Another batch of wolves is on the ground in Colorado, but even before Colorado Parks and Wildlife announced their latest reintroduction of the Gray Wolf in the state, it's been a turbulent time for wolf supporters and opponents.

Ranchers are still dealing with the impacts of the first release of Gray Wolves in Colorado. They say they're frustrated over the newest introduction of wolves in the state and over a lack of communication from Colorado Parks and Wildlife.

Colorado wildlife officials released 15 wolves from Canada into the central mountains over the last week as part of the second wave of the state’s historic, voter-mandated reintroduction of the native predator.

Colorado wildlife officials announced Sunday that they had released a total of 20 gray wolves into the wild over the past eight days, marking the second year of operations for the state’s voter-mandated reintroduction program.

Colorado wildlife officials on Sunday announced they have completed the capture and release for the second gray wolf reintroduction season.