Blackfoot Forest Hunting

Liri angled into a spot where she could easily move between the doe and her fawn. It would still be close, she would have to get in between the two so that she could separate them. Once in position she waited for her chance.

The doe moved off a bit to graze a particularly tender clump of grass. Now. Liri launched from her crouched position, taking off after the spindly legged fawn. With a terrified bleat it galloped in the other direction. 

The mother struck at Liri with her hooves but the quick she wolf managed not to be struck by the offending appendages. The doe didn't pursuit after them, knowing she could very well be a meal for the wolf.

Liri chased after the fawn, waiting for it to tire or to stumble. Then she would make the kill.