Hunting

There are 3 levels of hunts:

Level One is smaller or non-threatening prey.
 Examples:  rabbit, squirrel, duck, and raccoon

Level Two is medium sized or moderately dangerous prey.
 Examples: doe, antelope, sheep, and mountain goat

Level Three is large and or extremely dangerous prey.
 Examples: buck, moose, bear, and boar

For all levels:
*Only the members of the pack may call a hunt, though assessments may
join, and guests may be invited to participate by pack members only.

*The senior wolf present is the only one that may start a hunt for level
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*Only pack members and assessments may hunt
(visitors by invitation only)

*Assessments must request to hunt from the senior packmember present.

*Pups must be at least 6 months of age prior to hunting, and only with
permission.

Pups are restricted to Level One.

Level One:

*This level of prey is designed for a wolf hunting alone
and for the assessments and pups.

*Assessments and pups must request permission prior to hunting
and an adult wolf must be present incase of injury.

*The wolf's health must be at least 15 to hunt and 6 FP.

Level Two:

*This level of prey is designed for the adult wolf

*There must be at least two if not three wolves hunting
before a Level Two hunt is begun.

*The wolves participating must have minimum
of 17 HP and 6 FP to hunt.

Level Three:

*This level of prey is designed for pack hunting
*There must be at least 5 wolves to hunt Level Three.
*Only adult wolves may hunt Level Three and minimum of 20 HP and 8 FP.
*Visitors are not allowed to hunt Level Three unless authorized by the
Alpha.

Hunting Order:

1. Alpha
2. Beta
3. Guardians
4. Pack (in order of rank/time in pack)
5. Assessments, if applies
6. Visitors, if invited

Kill:

*The kill belongs to the wolf making it.
*The animals soul is sung for in thanks of giving its life to us.
*The animal is brought to the clearing.