The Beartooth Males

[Zebbaby]

So, I have noticed that there is one male dispersal group who are particularly aggressive, named the Beartooth. My poor boy, Clive, has run into them probably more times than he'd like to admit. I imagine that they are three brothers who roam the open plain, pillaging other dispersals who could pose potential competition.

However, I do wonder if these males are truly the beasts they seem to be. Have any of your female wolves become mates with one of the Beartooth, and if so, are they always so formidable or are they quite lazy?

[Mwitu]

One of my wolves actually went on a hunting trial with one of them. The Beartooth didn't pass the test. He was either lazy or cautious - perhaps a little of both, but pretty much left my wolf to die while he had full health.
I really wanted him to be a good potential mate because, if I recall, he had four star-genetic diversity as well as the Kk genetics (my wolf was in the gray category so the pups would have been healthy).
However, that wolf was fairly useless so I think my wolf chose a different mate, maybe... or possibly chose the other Beartooth. I actually forgot. If it weren't for their diversity, though, neither would have even made it to the hunting trial.

[Phasoli]

I've been on a hunting trial with one of them as well--particularly the red-coated Beartooth male. He seemed like quite the loner. A bit lazy, too, but quite bold. He was quicker to jump into a wolf-fight than he was to help bring down a kill, which probably explains why he's such a formidable opponent.

[elkhunter123456]

I hate those wolves so much! They have chased me off at least five of my kills! I had to move up the canyon because of them! And I cant fight them because even with a mate they still outnumber me! They killed my mates sister! (hoodoo14f) Those wolves are beasts! The Lamar valley no longer feels safe anymore!

[Rustic]

My main wolf Rustic has one as a mate (though I also have a backup save before meeting him) I will readily admit that he doesn't do too much during a hunt, but he seems to really like helping with the competition. We both took on three stranger wolves once and killed one of them. I think he liked me a bit more than I liked him as after the trial period it said he was impressed with my hunting skill or something like that.

[xc92u3]

Ah... the Beartooth Fails --I mean males!
These wolves... yikes... when your wolf is female, they're obnoxiously persistent, and, as everyone stated above, virtually useless. They hunt terribly but also fight and squabble to the death, which is a bad idea if you're trying to, you know, LIVE... and they're still persistent and foolish when your wolf is male. They also like to chase away other dispersal groups that are trying to approach me.

[-Wolfdog-]

It's been awhile since I've come across them. When I was playing as another wolf (usually I play Lumi), I came across the beartooth males. I agree with what everyone else has said above me, they chased another dispersal group and it ended in a quarrel lol. Eventually my wolf went down to the Lamar and instead met 1 dispersal male who she obviously chose :v

The beartooth bois are pretty interesting so I would like to start to document them every time I encounter them.

[Shadow-Pups14]

I haven't ran across the Beartooth males in awhile actually.... But that's probably because I always find them either in the valley near Junction Butte or hanging out of the edge of Lamar Canyon's territory. But yea, they only seem to be interested in fighting. They killed poor ShadowWhisp 3 or 4 times and when they showed up to become mates with LuckyBerry they really just laid there a good distance from each other waiting for me to emote and then not replying at all. So if you ever get a scent of dispersal males from Beartooth then don't go looking for them.