30 days of wilderness survival

For thousands of years, mink has been used for hunting.

Due to their slender body and inquisitive nature, they are ideal for entering burrows to force rodents out of their nests.

For a long time, it has been believed that feelings are the preserve of human beings, and that all animal actions are based on instinct and conditioned reflexes.

However, a large number of facts show that animals also have feelings, joys, sorrows, hatreds, and loves, and are also human.

The little white sable obviously sensed Qin Feng's intentions, and when it found the traces of its prey, it instantly jumped off Qin Feng's shoulder.

The little white sable turned its head and shouted at Qin Feng twice, then turned its head and ran forward.

Qin Feng didn't have time to think about it, so he immediately followed.

The little white sable ran very fast, like a white lightning bolt, and ran more than fifty meters away in the blink of an eye.

Suddenly, it stopped and looked back.

When he saw Qin Feng following closely behind it, the little white sable continued to run and continued to run forward.

Qin Feng didn't know where the little white sable was going to take him, but one thing was clear, it must be a place with prey.

The marten is a natural hunter, and it is only when it is hunting that it becomes so excited.

Sure enough, just as Qin Feng thought, he followed the little white sable to a barren grassland infested with many hares.

It is said that rabbits don't eat the grass next to the nest, but the group of hares is obviously too lazy to even eat the grass next to the nest, most of the vegetation on the wild grass has been eaten, and the only remaining wild grass has also been gnawed to pieces.

The air was filled with the smell of hare droppings, which made Qin Feng a little breathless.

After bringing Qin Feng to the barren grassland, the little white sable no longer moved forward, but jumped onto the tree on the side and yelled at Qin Feng twice.

The sable cherishes its pure white and beautiful fur very much, and does not want to defile it under any circumstances.

Because of this, hunters take advantage of this weakness and simply sprinkle a circle of coal dust around its nest and it will be caught.

Qin Feng took a closer look at the barren grassland and found that there was rabbit feces everywhere on the ground, no wonder the little white sable didn't dare to approach.

It is said that rabbits are clean animals, but the group of hares obviously left this habit behind, they can eat and pull, and they do not love cleanliness.

It was not the first time Qin Feng had caught a hare, he knew very well the habits of a hare, once a hare was frightened, it would come out of the cave.

And what could be more terrible than a fire?

After disposing of the bushes around the barren grassland, Qin Feng began the plan to set fire to the plains.

Since I didn't bring a lighter stick with me when I went out, I had to use the primitive method to make a fire.

Hitting stones to make fire is the most popular method for human beings.

Just find a hard stone to use as a flint and hit it down with the back of the knife to produce sparks.

Of course, not all stones can produce enough sparks to ignite the ignition, and the sparks struck by the stone must have a certain amount of heat and duration to ignite the ignition.

Qin Feng picked up a large handful of stones, tried them one by one, and finally picked out a piece of flint from them to use to make a fire.

Flint, commonly known as flint, is a relatively common siliceous rock.

Because flint is hard and cracked with sharp ports, it was the first to be favored by primitive people in the Stone Age, and most of the stone tools were made by flint strikes.

Flint and iron tools produce sparks when struck, so they were also used as fire tools by ancient people.

Under the watchful eyes of the audience, Qin Feng aimed the back of his Swiss Army knife at the flint and struck it violently.

I heard a bang, and the sparks splashed in all directions, and the sparks that flew out fell on the dead grass on the ground, causing the dead grass to burn instantly.

The flames spread out in an instant, and with lightning speed, the entire barren grassland was ignited.

The sudden fire frightened the hares hiding in the burrows to scream, and the hares fled in all directions like floods that had opened the floodgates.

The hares fled in all directions in a panic, but the fire surrounded them, and there was no way to escape.

There were a few daring hares who tried to break through the blockade of the flames and escape to the safety of the jungle, but before they could jump far, they were killed by Qin Feng with arrows.

The rest of the hares were so frightened that they all gathered together when they saw their companions being shot by arrows, but they could not escape the fate of being shot.

Originally, an arrow could only kill one hare, but when the hare gathers together, it can even kill two birds with one stone.

The fire came and went as fast as it could, and in a moment the entire barren meadow was burned clean, and the ground was covered with plant ash.

Qin Feng didn't kill them all, and he didn't have time to do that, as soon as the fire was extinguished, the remaining hares scattered and fled.

The wildfire plan was very successful, and in less than ten minutes, Qin Feng caught seven hares.

After recovering the seven arrows into the quiver, Qin Feng put the bow and arrows back on his back, cut a rattan with a knife, and tied the seven hares together.

Those hares were big and fat, and they were very heavy in their hands, and Qin Feng estimated that they weighed at least twenty catties.

Even the smallest of the seven hares was much larger than the one he had caught yesterday.

After looking around along the outside of the barren grassland and confirming that there was no residual fire and fire hazards, Qin Feng left with confidence.

When he saw Qin Feng coming out of the barren grassland with his prey, the little white sable standing on the tree and watching instantly jumped down and ran towards him quickly.

Qin Feng naturally would not be disadvantageous to the little white sable who led him to find the prey, so he picked up the knife and disposed of those hares on the spot, took out the hare's internal organs, and handed them to the little white sable to eat.

The little white sable did not refuse, and immediately ate it, eating very Sven, for fear of soiling the hair on its body.

The entrails of the seven hares were piled up in the shape of a small hill, enough for the little sable to feast on it.

Qin Feng was half hungry, watching the little white sable eating with relish, and he couldn't wait to grab a handful of internal organs to eat.

However, Qin Feng didn't have a strong stomach like Bei Ye, and he couldn't do such a thing as eating raw offal. _

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