Here you'll continue to raise your pups over the summer. As the weeks pass, they will grow faster and need more food than ever -- an extra challenge since prey are strong and healthy in these months of abundant, nutritious grass.

But life is not only about food. Relax in the sun. Loaf around and play with your pups. Enjoy yourself. It's summertime! And although it can snow at any time, most days are warm and sunny. You and your family are living the life of wild wolves!

Your Loafing Goal

Your pups are more mature now, but they aren't out of puphood yet. Your goal now is to get them all to at least 25 pounds, using the same tools as you did when they were first born.

You will need to keep your pups fed as they continue to grow. The elk herds have migrated to higher elevations, and ungulate young of all kinds are now ambulatory and traveling with the herds. 

And of course, keep socializing with your pups. Maintaining high pack affinity will help counterbalance their adventuresome spirits.

Don't forget to maintain your territory or you may face more numerous incursions by stranger wolves.

You can always move to another rendezvous site, though this does expose your pups to predators on the way.

Completing the Quest

Once all of your pups reach 25 pounds, you will have completed all the Slough Creek Quests! You've kept your pups alive and growing at the rendezvous site. Congratulations!

 

Family Tree Snapshot

Upon completion of each quest, the game will take another snapshot of your family as it exists at that moment, recording information about your wolf, your mate, and your pups, both surviving and deceased. 

You can view this data by going to the main menu, selecting your wolf in My Wolves, and clicking the Family Tree button.

The Family Tree viewer displays the latest snapshot of your pack, updated upon completion of most quests. Click on each button to show that wolf and their attributes. Once a pup has dispersed, you can click the "Play As Wolf" button to make it a playable wolf in its own right, and start a new game with it. (Note that you cannot change your grown pup's coat, sex, attributes, or personality, as they are already formed. Note also that you cannot make your mate into a playable wolf.)