Over three weeks after Colorado Parks and Wildlife thought it captured all the members of the Copper Creek Pack, the agency has identified what it believes to be a fifth pup in Grand County.  On Monday,

A wolf pup (pictured) was photographed by a trail camera set up by Colorado Parks and Wildlife. The department said the pup is believed to be a missing wolf from a recently relocated pack, as discovered on camera Sept. 20. Colorado Parks and Wildlife/Facebook

State wildlife agency officials said they discovered the pup, believed to be part of the Copper Creek pack, after seeing it on game cameras.

Colorado wildlife officials on Monday announced plans to track down a gray wolf pup they believe was left behind when its pack was captured near Grand County and relocated earlier this month.

A couple weeks after Colorado Parks and Wildlife announced that the capture of the Copper Creek Wolf Pack was complete, it looks like another pup may still be roaming the

CPW shared that after initially capturing six members of the Copper Creek pack in late August and early September, biologists placed game cameras in the area to monitor for any further activity and to see if there were additional members of the wolf litter.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials are working to capture another Copper Creek wolf.