King Elk Forest Like a Gilded Idol

Yao's ears swiveled towards the brown-and-cream wolf. He usually liked to take point during hunts, but he knew when to back down, especially when he was in such unfamiliar territory and chasing such unfamiliar prey. He was content to let the native wolf lay out the plan. Yao nodded along. I agree. 

Haoniyao's lip began to curl as he listened to the golden wolf speak. No, Yao snarled. Either you commit to the entire hunt or you're not part of it, coward. The chase was important, but it was by far the easiest part. It had the least amount of threat to the hunter. In fact, this Solanus would be driving the threat towards them! We should find our target first before we go about spooking the entire herd. Find one female we know is pregnant and has a calf. Then we isolate the yearling as soon as possible before the female is able to retaliate — there's a chance she might try to defend it. He knew little about these elk, but from the terminology that the brown-and-cream wolf used, they were much like deer in behavior. They should bet on the females' desire to protect new offspring.