lakota – Nov 27, 2006 12:00 AM

In addition to scent rolling and marking the meat scraps fed to the retired wolves over the Thanksgiving holiday, Lakota proceeds to cache some extra food for later. Caching is a common wolf behavior that includes pushing with the nose and tamping the soil over the meat scarps. The retired wolves have been enjoying the multitude of scraps from deer hunters, but were fed a special treat of beef roasts, sausages and ribs for Thanksgiving.