Lee Wolcott is one of the many members of the famed Wolcott family. During the 1800s, this cowboy was infamous among the human world as a tough gun for hire. Few humans knew of this form, but among the werewolf packs of the western U.S., he was the subject of many stories.

Like Leo, and Captain Silverfang, Lee had placed the family enchantment on himself for reasons only he, and those close to him knew. At only 600 lbs, Lee was the smallest Wolcott to put this spell upon him. Despite (or because of) this, he had managed to prove himself one of the toughest werewolves in the west.

This drawing was one of the few images seen of his wolf side, drawn by the girl who would later be his wife. Today, it is in the hands of the modern Wolcott clan, kept with all the other heirlooms of the famed werewolf family.

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Yes. Another rendition of the same damned character. I developed Lee as sort of a joke, in response to the rulebook of Werewolf: The Wild West. Since this was his only real purpose, you probably won't see many pictures of him, unless, of course, you guys want to see more.

Drawn in OC, and just messed around a little to make it seem older. Excuse its low quality. I wanted to make it look a little sketchy on purpose

(and yes. All the Wolcott characters have the same name for a reason.)