The results of a study -- conducted to see the effect of 24 months of storage on the fiber tenacity and bulk resiliency behaviors of Rambouillet, Chokla, and Malpura Wools of spring and autumn clips in raw and scoured form -- are reported. It is observed that the tensile and bulk resiliency behaviors of the stored wool fibers do not exhibit significant variation under the prevailing conditions of atmospheric temperature and relative humidity, except in a few cases. -- AATA