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Description
To clear up any future confusion here is a map of the lands (: If it is unreadable here is the key to the colored map

Sekani

These wolves live among the mountains. They are well protected from any predators and usually keep to themselves. They hunt eagles, bunnies, and any other animals roaming around the mountains.

Sisitonwan

These wolves live along the river and in the marshes. They usually pick fights with their neighbors Wahpetonwan, who live on the other side of them. Although, the river keeps a pretty good divider between the two packs. They eat water voles, fish, deer, moose, etc.

Wahpetonwan

These wolves live within the dense forests. They sometimes have problems with the Indians venturing into the forest, but have great shelter and plentiful prey within the forests. They feast upon any forest creatures including deer, foxes, rabbits, birds, etc.

Titonwan

These wolves live among the meadows and plains. They have the most land out of the other packs but have very low shelter and are out in the open. This leads them to be the most targeted pack for the Indians to hunt upon. However, this pack is the closest one to the Sacred land. They feast upon deer, moose, foxes, rabbits, and other meadow-animals.

Sacred Land

The Sacred Land belongs to no pack, and it is preserved for pack rituals, festivals, and full moon meetings (Caddo Counsels.) It is also used during waxing moons for the healers of each pack to meet and share dreams with the deceased.

Human tribe land

This is where the Indian's campground is. They usually keep to their boundaries and live by hunting and gathering. They fish among the great lake and it is pretty rare for them to intentionally go out to hunt wolves, except if desperate.

Description
To clear up any future confusion here is a map of the lands (: If it is unreadable here is the key to the colored map

Sekani

These wolves live among the mountains. They are well protected from any predators and usually keep to themselves. They hunt eagles, bunnies, and any other animals roaming around the mountains.

Sisitonwan

These wolves live along the river and in the marshes. They usually pick fights with their neighbors Wahpetonwan, who live on the other side of them. Although, the river keeps a pretty good divider between the two packs. They eat water voles, fish, deer, moose, etc.

Wahpetonwan

These wolves live within the dense forests. They sometimes have problems with the Indians venturing into the forest, but have great shelter and plentiful prey within the forests. They feast upon any forest creatures including deer, foxes, rabbits, birds, etc.

Titonwan

These wolves live among the meadows and plains. They have the most land out of the other packs but have very low shelter and are out in the open. This leads them to be the most targeted pack for the Indians to hunt upon. However, this pack is the closest one to the Sacred land. They feast upon deer, moose, foxes, rabbits, and other meadow-animals.

Sacred Land

The Sacred Land belongs to no pack, and it is preserved for pack rituals, festivals, and full moon meetings (Caddo Counsels.) It is also used during waxing moons for the healers of each pack to meet and share dreams with the deceased.

Human tribe land

This is where the Indian's campground is. They usually keep to their boundaries and live by hunting and gathering. They fish among the great lake and it is pretty rare for them to intentionally go out to hunt wolves, except if desperate.