Sketchavember 18th! Roooock, why aren't you sleeping in the tent? You got Snipe all worried about you 38

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Sketchavember 17th! Fake needs to watch out or he'll suddenly be out of his beloved twinkies.. And who knows when Buck will be going for provisions again?

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Sketchavember 16th! Where Screws is the crazy bugger, Fake is the Katbeast with a very sweet tooth. So sweet in fact, that he isn't above burglary in order to get his sugar cravings fulfilled =P

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Sketchavember 15th! This time with Screws who is... Well, not right in the head. They figure he might have been born with some kind of sociopathic behavior. That, or he was raised among humans and treated badly, then ran away. They can't say for certain. What they are certain about, is that once in a while, Screws likes to catch a small animal, a ( Read more... )

Sketchavember 14th! This is why you must always be careful when setting up camps. You never know if something finds you first

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Sketchavember 13th! How Snipe got his name, really. The documentary team was setting up cameras near the river where the Katbeasts show up to drink, and they witnessed Snipe trying to hunt... well, a snipe. Only thing is, it didn't go so well ;^^
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Sketchavember 12th. The notes speak for themself, I think.

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Sketchavember 11th! One of the Beta Katbeasts, Fake (name will be explained later), shows that he isn't a danger to the cublings by lying on his back. The cublings play around him, while Alpha watches calmly from a distance.

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Sketchavember 10th! And here we have the leading female Alpha, the twin cublings nursing, and a young male Snipe, that the pack adopted when he was a cubling. It's not an unusual thing to happen among Katbeasts, and because of this he sees Alpha as a mother/sister, which is probably also why Haze doesn't see him as a rival when it comes to ( Read more... )

Sketchavember 9th <3 The leading male Haze with his twin cublings, that he has with the matron female, Alpha. He's taking it pretty easy, as he's probably used to the cameras by now, while the little cublings (here about 2-3 months) are noooot quite sure how to react. Left cubling feels safe enough sitting next to daddy's head, while the other is ( Read more... )