This occurred near Thompson's Falls, Montana.
Usually wolves are found singly, in pairs, or in family parties, each having a large beat over which it regularly hunts, and also at times shifting its ground and travelling immense distances in order to take up a temporary abode in some new locality--for they are great wanderers.

It is only under stress of severe weather that they band together in packs.
They prefer to creep on their prey and seize it by a sudden pounce, but, unlike the cougar, they also run it down in fair chase.

Their slouching, tireless gallop enables them often to overtake deer, antelope, or other quarry; though under favorable circumstances, especially if near a lake, the latter frequently escape.

Whether wolves run cunning I do not know; but I think they must, for coyotes certainly do.

A coyote cannot run down a jack-rabbit; but two or three working together will often catch one.