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Still, his death was a good omen for the Lamars. Without an alpha male, the Silvers’ claim on the valley would be tenuous. With no collared wolves remaining among the Silvers, the watchers had no way to track the pack. Rick guessed they would likely scatter. It showed how fragile pack life was, even in a wolf paradise like Yellowstone. A pack was thriving one moment, and then it was simply gone the next.
Don Gagnon
“Still, his death was a good omen for the Lamars. Without an alpha male, the Silvers’ claim on the valley would be tenuous. With no collared wolves remaining among the Silvers, the watchers had no way to track the pack. Rick guessed they would likely scatter. It showed how fragile pack life was, even in a wolf paradise like Yellowstone. A pack was thriving one moment, and then it was simply gone the next.”
American Wolf: A True Story of Survival and Obsession in the West
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