Description
The gray wolf (Canis lupus), the largest wild member of the dog family, is a powerful predator with a heavy frame, long legs, and a thick, bushy tail. Males can weigh 80-120 pounds (36-54 kg) and stand 26-32 inches (66-81 cm) tall at the shoulder. With its iconic blotchy gray or grayish-yellow coat, the wolf is known for its intelligence, endurance, and formidable jaws.
Habitat and Range
Gray wolves inhabit diverse terrains, from forests and tundras to deserts and mountainous regions. They are found throughout mainland Asia, Europe, and North America, except in coastal China, Korea, and parts of southern Asia.
Hunting Opportunities
Wolf hunting offers a thrilling challenge, requiring patience, skill, and respect for this apex predator. These hunts often take place in remote wilderness areas, providing a chance to experience the wolf’s natural habitat and its role in the ecosystem.
