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Different wolf breeds and different environments (for example, elk heavy animal pops are different to hunt than deer, variations in forest type, elevation, wate
by arminiusreturns 5y ago
Different wolf breeds and different environments (for example, elk heavy animal pops are different to hunt than deer, variations in forest type, elevation, water sources, human pop within radius, etc) combined make for too many variables.
- CRConrad 5y agoSo they react like most wolves to most of those variables, and therefore the sum total of their behaviour is about the same as other populations of wolves in areas where the variables have similar values? Not sure about terrain and population density in Wisconsin, but at a guess, they probably behave much like wolves in central Sweden or Finland then.