Howling Wolf Greeting Cards

Wolves are one of the most beautiful creatures, but they can also be quite ferocious, especially if you are their prey. Browsing through the beautiful artwork of our howling wolf greeting cards is almost a spiritual experience. Native American Indians believed Timberwolves would howl at the moon and speak to the gods. Today, we know wolves roam in packs and they make various howling sounds to communicate in a secret language with one another.

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Howling Wolf And Feathered Bear Are Courting Two Girls At The Spring Where They Were Getting Water, 1874-75 Greeting Card

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Howling Wolf Fighting Soldiers, 1874-75 Greeting Card

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Under Cloud And Howling Wolf Fight With Gen. Sully In 1868, 7th Cavy Near The Present Camp Supply, 1874-75 Greeting Card

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Howling Wolf And Another Warrior, 1874-75 Greeting Card

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Fight Near Ft. Wallace, 1874-75 Greeting Card

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Returning From A Raid To Old Mexico Across The Staked Plains With A Herd Of Stock Captured, 1874-75 Greeting Card

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Howling Wolf Hunting Buffalo, 1874-75 Greeting Card

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Pawnees, 1874-75 Greeting Card

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Warriors Dance War Dance, 1874-75 Greeting Card

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A Battle Between The Crow And Cheyenne Tribes, 1874-75 Greeting Card

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Osages, Big Nose, 1874-75 Greeting Card

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The Warriors Making Their Grand Entry To The Medicine Lodge Before Beginning The Dance, 1874-75 Greeting Card

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At The Sand Creek Massacre, 1874-75 Greeting Card

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Pawnees And Heap Of Birds, 1874-75 Greeting Card

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Ute Indian, 1874-75 Greeting Card

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Osage, Big Nose, Osage Women, 1874-75 Greeting Card

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Pawnees, 1874-75 Greeting Card

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Wolves are one of the most beautiful creatures, but they can also be quite ferocious, especially if you are their prey. Browsing through the beautiful artwork of our howling wolf greeting cards is almost a spiritual experience. Native American Indians believed Timberwolves would howl at the moon and speak to the gods. Today, we know wolves roam in packs and they make various howling sounds to communicate in a secret language with one another.