PHOTO COURTESY OF WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE

Wolves killed this calf May 20 in Ferry County, Wash. The rancher who lost the calf says he won’t use a Forest Service grazing allotment next year because of wolves.

A northeast Washington cattlemen says he will pare down his herd and keep it off a Forest Service grazing allotment next year because of wolves.

Ferry County rancher Ron Eslick lost a calf to the Togo wolfpack in May. The pack has attacked at least three cattle belonging to another producer on a neighboring allotment this month. Eslick said Thursday he doesn’t know whether wolves have taken more of his cattle still out on the range, but the herd…