Hunting Behavoirs:


The first job of hunting wolves is to locate their prey, and wolves will travel up to twenty miles (or more) each day in search of food. Wolves have an excellent sense of smell and often locate prey using their noses, although chance encounters often lead wolves to their next meal. Wolves can follow the fresh tracks of animals on the ground, but more often, wind borne odors lead them to their next meal. Wolves can often detect the scent of a prey animal from up to one and a half miles away, if the wind is blowing from the direction of the prey animals towards the wolves. Wolves may sometimes be able to smell the presence of prey animals over even longer distances.

Normally wolf packs hunt by ranks most of the time it is the Beta’s and the Deltas killing them food and then offering it over in submission to the Alpha’s, the alphas then take their fill leaving the rest to be divided among the pack.