Grey Wolf
Nez Perce Valley
The gray wolf, largest wild member of the dog family, inhabits vast areas of the northern hemisphere. Wolves were domesticated several thousand years ago, and selective breeding produced dogs. Gray wolves usually live in packs of six to ten, but pack size can be as large as two dozen individuals. A pack is basically a family group consisting of an adult breeding pair and their offspring of various ages. The ability of wolves to form strong social bonds with one another is what makes the wolf pack possible.
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Star Rating
Trophies (male only)
| Range | Stars | ||||
| 336-399 |  | ||||
| 400-435 | | | |||
| 436-460 | | | | ||
| 461-482 | | | | | |
| 483-500 | | | | | |
Animal Data
1 kb = 2.2 lbs (quick math) times (x) per kg by 2
| Age (years) | Male Weight | Famale Weight |
|---|---|---|
| Young 1-4 | 20-27 kg | 18-25 kg |
| Adult 5-8 | 27-35 kg | 25-32 kg |
| Mature 9-13 | 35-42 kg | 32-39 kg |
Daily Life Cycle
Young / Adult
Adult / Mature
Mature / Young
1 Star vs 2 Star Mature
2 Star vs 3 Star Mature
3 Star vs 4 Star Mature
4 Star vs 5 Star Mature
