Start by trimming cow hooves

Early morning on the 18th day of the program.

The old saying is true.

People only have countless worries after they are full. When they are hungry, they just want to find something to fill their stomachs.

Even if Yang Xiaomi is standing in front of Su Rui now, he just wants to know whether the other person is holding a hamburger, pizza or the like in his hand. He has no extra energy to think about it. If he loses nutrients and wastes in vain, Physical strength will only make you hungry faster.

After eating fish and berries all day long, I was always half full, one full meal and one hungry meal every day, and the sequelae were gradually showing.

Occasionally when he reaches out to pet the little otter, Suri feels that this little guy seems quite fat.

Therefore, in order to avoid doing something wrong, Suri was walking in the forest at this moment, checking the traps that had been laid before, hoping that good luck would come. Suri said to the portable camera:

"Hunger affects the brain."

"When I first adopted the little otter, I purely wanted to rescue it and consider training it to help fish. Now I have occasionally started to use it as a backup ration."

"This is probably the reason why the laws of some countries allow people to eat protected animals without violating the law if they are in emergency situations."

"I'm just recording a reality show. There are still options. For those who are really in trouble, they will eat everything around them like a drowning person. In this case, legal responsibility will be pursued. , It’s really a bit inappropriate, people at that time have almost turned into beasts.”

"For the safety of the little otter, I plan to release it into the wild. Fortunately, it has learned some fishing skills and can try to live independently. However, it has always liked to stick to me, even if I leave it alone in the camp. Escape."

"So if it doesn't want to leave, I can give it an official name and adopt it as a pet, like Big Orange."

Suri talked about how he would consider quitting the game countless times every day. Just when Suri thought he would leave empty-handed again today, he was surprised to find many footprints on the ground, like those left by wild boars.

While he was squatting down to take pictures of the footprints and regretting losing his bow and arrow, he heard something coming from the front, like a wild boar howling.

Remembering that the trap he had set was right in front of him, Suri was so surprised that he hurried forward.

soon.

He stopped in a hurry and saw two Canadian forest wolves who had also discovered prey standing next to the trap.

The Canadian forest wolf is not as big as the British Columbia wolf, but it looks quite scary when it looks like it is grinning fiercely.

Ever since he knew that there were not only bears but also wolves roaming around the camp, Suri would bring the weapons prepared by his bodyguards when he went out, plus a wooden fork made by himself.

The big wooden fork with three ends is similar to the one used to dry crops in rural areas.

Su Rui immediately became vigilant, holding a wooden fork and looking at the two wolves standing next to the trap more than ten meters away.

Out of the instinct of survival, his brain was running rapidly all the time, and he soon began to pay attention to the movements around him, worried that there were other Canadian forest wolves in the wolf pack lurking around, trying to give him a fatal blow through a sneak attack.

Suri watched a documentary about a pack of wolves hunting when she was bored, and realized that these animals are smarter than they appear and are particularly good at hunting large prey through teamwork.

Even some unlucky bears will die tragically under the siege of wolves.

When watching "Alone in the Wild" before, Suri saw contestants confronting lone wolves. At that time, she only thought it was interesting. It was only now that she understood how dangerous the situation of those contestants was.

No doubt, he felt that not only did his heart beat faster, but his blood pressure also soared instantly. He was so nervous that he could hear his own heartbeat, thump thump.

really.

Life is the best teacher.

When Su Rui read "The Old Man and the Sea" in his early years, he couldn't understand why the stubborn old man would risk his life to keep his big fish.

But now, Suri didn't think about what he had in real life. He just wanted to snatch the wild boar that fell into the trap from the mouths of the wolves, and then have a delicious meal.

Look at it in light of the situation at hand.

He suspected that the wolves had discovered the wild boar first. While chasing the wild boar, the unlucky wild boar running in front panicked and fell into the trap.

Or maybe it's just that the wild boar that fell into the trap was not fully dead, and howled to attract the wolves.

No matter what, Suri really wanted to take down the wild boar, which gave him a reason not to back down easily and give up the fragrant barbecue to the wolf.

Living in this kind of wilderness is very dangerous, and he has made some emergency plans for some situations.

Using the UMP45 submachine gun in his backpack was the last resort. Although he could rely on editing to create the illusion that nothing had happened, Suri could deceive others, but not himself.

At that time, he seemed to have no other choice but to retire early. After all, if it was based on deception, it would be meaningless to continue starving in the wilderness.

I found an open place and picked up some dry branches.

Suri took out the tinder he had kept in the side pocket of his overalls, lit it with a flint, and quickly added some twigs.

In order to catch prey, he used a homemade wooden shovel to dig a chest-deep pit, which took a lot of effort.

Su Rui had carefully observed that the Canadian forest wolves had no way to deal with the wild boars that fell into the trap for a while. The trap was full of sharp thorns, so they couldn't go down to eat the meat.

So without angering the Canadian forest wolves, Su Rui first fought with them, preparing to use the fire to avoid being attacked by the wolves, and by the way, see if he could use the limited tools at hand and the more common pine resin to make torches.

It was early in the morning, and he had plenty of time to fight with them slowly.

If the wolves chose to evacuate, it would be great. As long as the wild boars were moved back to the camp as soon as possible, Su Rui would be basically safe with the help of the relatively solid triangular wooden house.

And if the wolves chose to fight with him, Su Rui would at most waste some time, and he could still find another way to scare the wolves away.

When the campfire was burning, he tried to press the bear-driving whistle, bullying the forest wolves whose hearing was more sensitive than his own, and it would be uncomfortable to hear such a sharp sound.

While continuing to pay attention to the surrounding movements, Su Rui also tried to throw burning wood in the direction of the trap to ensure that the wolves would not relax for a moment.

There are actually humans living around the Great Slave Lake. He hopes that the leader of this wolf pack can be smarter and understand the reason not to be enemies with humans.

The patience of the wolf is really good.

Until the wild boar in the trap lost too much blood and died completely, they continued to stay for nearly two hours, and then reluctantly left here under Su Rui's frequent harassment.

Su Rui only saw three wolves in total, which looked like a young new wolf pack.

Fortunately, there were fewer wolves, otherwise the leader wolf would be full of confidence and might try to attack it instead of just watching from a distance.

In any case, Su Rui was very happy.

Even the liver, heart, kidney and the like were not spared. After nearly half a day of hard work, the wild boar weighing less than 200 pounds was packed and transported back to the camp, and couldn't wait to start grilling. (End of this chapter)