Southern Pack

Overview
The Southern Pack is much poorer and less maintained and strict. The pack consists of just a leader and members. There are not as many members and the members are used to being homeless because larger animals like mountain lions or a large skulk of fox have chased them out of their homes. The wolves know hardship.

The wolves don't really have a camp they live in the forest and find a place to sleep. Most of the time each inner family fends for themselves and are often seen in smaller groups instead of larger groups. In the Southern Pack there is a small group called the Skeleton Band. The band is made of their own leader and members. They are a wolf gang.

Territory
The Southern Pack lives in a much more older part of the forest where not many animals spend time. The woodland is sparse making finding a good spot for camps and dens hard. The trees are much taller but much less dense.

The main camp is a hollow in a denser part of the territory. Other groups find their own spots in the territory to make camp.

Prey
Southern Pack hunts a variety of smaller animals such as;
 * Boars
 * Deer fawns
 * Elk fawns


 * Rabbits


 * Mice


 * Voles
 * Squirrels
 * Gophers
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Predators
The Southern Pack being smaller has much more predators such as;
 * Grizzly bears
 * Black bears
 * Fox
 * Mountain lions
 * Lynx
 * Northern Wolves
 * Badgers
 * Wolverines
 * Rouge wolves

Ranks

 * Alpha: the Alpha of the pack is who the members turn to for help when they go to battle, they lay down the laws. When the Alpha is ready to retire they choose a member to become the alpha. Often their son or daughter.
 * Member: the other members of the pack often spend time in smaller family groups. Females are often seen caring for the children and males are often out hunting or fending for their family and pack
 * Mothers: she-wolves expecting or caring for puppies under the age of 1 year.
 * Pups: any wolf under the age of 1 year.