OR SB777

Amends Oregon's wolf depredation compensation program to cover both "probable" and "confirmed" livestock and working dog losses, expanding eligibility beyond only confirmed kills

Increases the minimum allocation for preventive measures from 30% to 50% of grant funds that must go toward livestock management and nonlethal wolf deterrence techniques

Establishes new compensation limits: maximum $25,000 per animal, up to 5x fair market value for calves/yearlings/sheep/goats, up to 3x fair market value for other cows, and fair market value for horses and working dogs

Requires counties to form advisory committees (one commissioner, two livestock owners, two wolf conservation supporters, and two business representatives) to oversee programs and determine compensation amounts

Mandates biennial reporting by the Department of Agriculture to legislative committees and public posting online, detailing county actions, compensation paid, and financial assistance provided