"The Wolf Hunters" is a novel by James Oliver Curwood that tells the story of two men, Mackenzie and Hugh, who are skilled hunters in the wilderness of Canada. They are hired to track down and kill a pack of wolves that are threatening local livestock. The narrative explores themes of survival, nature, and the relationship between humans and wildlife. As the hunters pursue the wolves, they face various challenges, including harsh weather and the moral implications of their actions. The story highlights the tension between the need for human intervention and the natural instincts of the wolves, ultimately questioning the ethics of hunting.