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Should Oregon Ranchers be allowed to kill wolves?

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With Oregon's growing population of wolves, wolf-cattle encounters are increasing. Two hours south of Bend at Fort Klamath, four cattle have been killed by wolves, according to the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife. The killings occurred on private ranch land. Should ranchers be allowed to protect their herds - even by killing wolves? Listen below.