You should be able to find the title of the report online, or if you call the publisher of the report. They may actually have a copy of the report they could photocopy and send to you. Again, you might be able to find such agents through an online search. I'm particularly interested in how it might attack and eat a stationary, domesticated animal like a cow, sheep, or pig. OK, I'm not a specialist on wolves, but I have learned a few things about them.
Wolves typically hunt in packs, but hunt solitarily as well.
When hunting in packs, they'll go after prey like elk, moose, or deer. Several of the wolves may try to divert the mother from the young animal while others run down the selected prey. This all usually happens on the run. The wolves attacking the prey grab it any way they can, working as a team to take it down. When it is taken down, one or two wolves will bite at the throat to suffocate the animal.