11-29-2011, 02:14 PM
I'm sure I've read people posting in the past that winter is a more bountiful time and it makes a lot of sense even though for a non-wolf just keeping warm must burn off a lot of extra energy. I suppose quite a few dog breeds would find it too cold and prefer to stay inside rather than scavenge/hunt, so the stores would come in useful there - and for parents who can't leave their pups (considering the humanised breeding system we use)... Also some luperci are getting more into cooking and using herbs+veg, so that kind of thing could be laid on for wintertime too. I think some packs have year-round storage? I imagine that provides a sort of safety net and keeps the amount of food available constant. One thing that could maybe be played more considering those statistics is to, after a hard winter, have a low prey summer?