hunting post 2/3 , I'm feeling a lil whoozy, so lemme know if this post doesn't make sense XD
"Mostly bigger game you find on the tundra. Fill the caches with smaller prey and eat big when we can." He explained with ease as he trudged along.
These River wolves weren't so far from the tundra either, so he was sure that they were familiar with tackling larger prey when the chance arouse. It was simply that with the snows as deep as it was travelling that far was probably of a hassle then they felt like dealing with. Really, the Rye wolves were fortunate they had the chance to hunt as they did. By no means was prey abundant this time of year, in fact there was a marked decline, but so far they were lucky. Askan had managed to come across and scavenge from a large carcass or two, and from what he could tell none of the Rye wolves were going hungry.
He planned on keeping it that way if he could.
Inna truly had a smart head screwed onto her shoulders. She'd make a good hunter yet, or so the Yukon thought. It was always good to plan again, to try and analyse the situation and put together a plan before it was too late to do anything about it.
"Agreed." Askan murmured, as he followed suit and hunkered down, staying as still as he could so that he was out of sight.
The hunt was on, the plan put together, it was simply a matter of getting it done.
Nodding at Inna's suggestion. He'd take the entrance and Inna would cut them off from behind. They were as good as dead.
Slinking along as quietly as he could muster, Askan crept closer and closer, his belly pressed to the ground. He was no cougar or lynx, he was never going to stalk and kill prey like this all the time, but for a situation like this he could at least give it hand, or a paw. It was tough, with all the snow coating the ground, but with determination and a well placed paw, Askan inched closer and closer. He cast a quick look Inna's way to see if she was also getting in position and nodded when their eyes met.
The rabbits were still none the wiser. Just a little closer...