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Here is where the members r anyone can tak about the future things that you want to have in this proboard with the wolves.

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This mountain is located almost in the center of the pack lands. Wolves go here also to relax, but mostly to look at the view of the lands. Almost the whole mountain is covered with snow, but as you go to the bottom it is rocky and has alittle bit of grass.

This is where the pack hunts for big and small game like deer, caribou, rabbits, moose, ect.. It has tall grass so it is easy for wolves to stalk the prey, and has very little trees. In the middle of the meadow there is a little pond that has the same fresh water in it as the river. If you dont have time to go to the river, this pond is open to drink.

This is where the pack also hunts and we hunt about the same things as we do in the meadow, but here there is more of a supply of game to hunt. It is dark during the day because with all of the trees it is hard for the sun to shine through. It can be very dangerous because bears, and mt. lions live within the forest.

This is where the pack females come to give birth and stay with them untill they are old enough. This den is located in the center of the pack lands and it can fit 100 wolves inside. It is hidden behind a waterfall and has a small exit in the back. Then den is dark execpt during the day time, then there is alittle light that shines through. It is really warm during winters and it is cool inside during the summer.

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This valley is like the meadow, but it has high cliffs that are in front of the valley and behind it. There is a river that separates the valley into two and it is hard to cross unless the water sinks abit. The pack hunts here for deer, rabbits and any other animals that come around. If you go ontop of the cliffs you can see the entire pack lands from it. To the alpha female this is her favorate spot to go.

This is where the females in the pack come to give birth and stay with their pups. This den is very dark inside, but has a perfect temperature to either be warm or cold. It has a waterfall covering it and that gives the inside of the den a nice glow for light.

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On top of a large mountain, there lies a meadow. The grass is always green and provides a large source of games. Wolves often come here to clear there heads and relax. To the side of the meadow lies a crystal clear stream which contains icy cold water running from a nearby spring. There is one large oak tree here and underneath lies a large hollow, large enough for two wolves to sleep in. Surrounding the large meadow are a misture of pine and confeir trees. This is a lone wolf paradise!

This land is covered in ice from the last ice age. The ground is deeply covered with ice that would take along time to dig through. Even though there is hardly any life, it is a very beautiful place to come. The sun makes the ice shine when it hits it, but the ice never melts. This place is a good spot to fall in love.

The cascading ocean of golden honey hued wheat casts itself about this area like a famous painting. Long slender blades of yellow grass raises above the heads of passers and carresses them with it's tendril like fingers. The stalks wave and dance in the wind that passes through it on a usual basis and many forms of prey make their lives here.

This is a meadow with tall grass and a large willow tree in the middle thats like hallowed out in the center, it is so big that it looks like a cave. Wolves come here just to get away from the sun or to explore the world unknown.