Blacktail Deer Plateau Birdfeeder

Lupa accepted the offer with more enthusiasm than he'd expected. She jumped up and ran off without even waiting for him to follow. Koda trotted after her, curious to see what she'd do. She seemed to be zeroing in on the scent of rabbit.

He caught up to her just as she'd tracked the scent to it's source, a rabbit sitting out in the open. Koda hung back and observed. Lupa crept up on it as close as she could get. When it ran, she bolted after it, chasing it further into the woods. Koda loped after.

He didn't see the kill, by the time he caught up the thing was already dead. "Nice catch," he said. Rabbits were tricky prey to catch, although this particular rabbit seemed a little dumb, being caught out in the open so far from it's burrow. Survival of the fittest.

Koda was feeling too lazy to catch his own prey, but he didn't ask to share in Lupa's catch. Rather he turned and headed to a nearby cache and dug it up, retrieving a rabbit he'd buried earlier. "Look, I caught one too," he declared, tossing the carcass on the ground. It was twisted and mangled and dirty. Lupa's fresh kill looked much more appetizing. But meat was meat to Koda. He tore a chunk out of the partially frozen body, swallowing it whole. "Mmmm, bunny Popsicle," he said.