This is the collector's print for winter 2004. To view the collector's prints for the other seasons, click here.

“The winter wolves of Ravenwood and the nearby Boundary Waters wilderness usually wear a thick grey coat. Occasionally, I will see a black individual. The old-timers called them Siberians. According to local legend, they were “bigger and smarter” than the other wolves. Very light or near-white wolves are more rare, and carry no special name. I have only seen these beauties a couple of times outside of the Arctic, where a white coat is more normal. A light- colored Timber Wolf in a snowfall is truly an arresting sight in our north woods of Minnesota.“ - Jim Brandenburg