Jarla

The hunteress strode in, sniffing the air and ground for a scent of an animal she could hunt, she was hungry, but Black Fyre needed food. She came here for her alpha because she had just had pups. Jarla looked behind her for Zera, was she still comeing?

*Caribou*

The wind blows lightly and carries the heavy scent of caribou. A herd that is a few hundered strong in members is grazing less than a mile from where you are. If you go to inspect the herd, you will find the front and sides have mostly the healthy young caribou bulls. Scattered in the center are the weak, injured, and old creatures. Near the back and scattered in groups throughout the herd are groups of caribou cows and their new calves.

There are numerous ground squirrels as well. A mother and her young are burrowed a few hundered yards from you. Other ones are scattered about the land and would be easy to find.

Jarla

The hunteress sniffs the air again, catching the scent of the carabou herd and the rodients. She started forwards, running at first, when she was 10 yards away from them she stopped and searched the herd, she growled to herself, why were the strong bulls always in the way?! Lowering herself so she as onlya few inches from the ground, then strode forwards, first going infront of them, then looking at them, then stopped and headed back the way she came. Stopping she went around to the back, it was there she spotted the cows and small ones, she grinned, and went right behind them, their backs were to her, she started in a fast jog, then ran hard, launching herself at one of the mothers, she went jumped towards her rump, trying to grab onto the back of its neck.

*Caribou Herd*

Most of the caribou ignored you when you came near them; they knew they could outrun almost any wolf. But when you got close enough, some would sprint a few yards away, then settle down again to graze or chew their cud.

It wasn't until you got near the back of the herd that some of the caribou even began to seem a bit more interested in your presence. The cow you choose heard your approach because other members of the herd had alerted her. She tossed up her head and sprinted away from you intime to avoid your attack.

Some nearby caribou sprinted a bit as well to make way for you. But one creature didn't go quite as fast or far as the others. Her head was drooped down more as well.

Jarla

The hunteress leaped out of the way of the stampped. SHe snarls, as they all passed her, she spotted the laging one. Starting to run, she leaped, aiming for the back of the neck again.

*Caribou Herd*

The cow you targeted proved to be much slower indeed. She tried to outrun the wolf, but wasn't quick enough. Jarla was able to get a grip on the back of her neck, but it wasn't enough to bring the caribou down yet. She cried out and tried to shake the wolf off.

The caribou around panicked now; instead of sprinting a little ways and stopping when Jarla came near, they actually ran hard now. The panic signal was sent through the mass of animals and as a whole, they stampeded away from Jarla and the stricken caribou.

Jarla

Jarla bit down hard on the cows neck, then threw her bidice to the ground while she still held on, she quickly moved out of the way so the cow wouldnt fall on her.

*Caribou*

With the sudden shift in movement, as well as her sickened state, the caribou crashed to her side. Her dangerous-hooved legs flailed wildly as she tried to get back up before it was too late..

Jarla

One of the cows hind leg, hit hers, she yelped, as she jumped up to grab onto its neck. She fell ontop of it when the hoove hit her, she then tried to grabed onto its neck again.

*Caribou*

The caribou tried to pull itself up again, but Jarla had its neck. The bite was enough to kill the creature after sufficiently damaging the windpipe and life veins. Now it is obvious to see that this caribou had suffered from many parasites, which explains its ill state.

Jarla

She sniffed at the cows wound and snarls, it wouldnt harm the pack at all. she opicked up and kill and pulled it back to her pack.