His hearing equals his sight, and if danger threatens, he always hears it in time to skulk away unseen.

At night he steals down the mountain side toward deer or elk he has located during the day.

Keeping to the lowest ravines and thickets, he creeps upon his prey.

His cunning and ferocity are keener and more savage in proportion to the length of time he has been without food.

As he grows hungrier and thinner, his skill and fierce strategy correspondingly increase.