The Shoepack Lake Pack (below) is one of the larger packs—9 wolves strong as of Fall 2021—we have documented on video. We have documented a few packs of the same size or a bit larger in the past but that was some time before we were using trail cameras with video capabilities! That said, wolf packs larger than 9 wolves are pretty uncommon in our area. The biggest pack we have documented is 12 wolves. Similarly, there have been various wolf studies in Voyageurs National Park dating back to 1977 a

Video description: In this collection of clips from different events, wolves travel across the landscape of southcentral Alaska. Along the way the pack crosses through forest, tundra, and a snowy creek before stopping to rest…and howl! Alaska is home to an estimated 7,000 to 11,000 wolves! In Alaska, the territory of a pack often includes from 200 to 1,000 square miles of habitat with the average in interior Alaska being about 500 to 600 square miles. Wolves are great travelers, and packs often