Start with hooves

Just think of it as a good deed.

Suri piled up the body of the female otter that was eaten by a bear with stones.

Then he picked up the little otter and looked around nearby, only to find this one cub. Even if there were others, they were most likely in danger.

On the way back to the camp.

Suri maintained an optimistic attitude and continued with a portable camera in hand:
"With my food reserves, I shouldn't have taken it with me. Keeping a pet like this in the wild is too extravagant and will consume my limited rations."

"But if it can help me catch fish, that would be awesome. Maybe I should give it some training."

"My thinking is that as long as the weather isn't getting too cold, both fishing and my dam should be able to provide some fish for food."

"When food is plentiful, I can keep it for a while until the weather gets cold and fish start to move into deep waters. Perhaps with the otter's superb fishing skills, it can catch some food for me."

"I hope this isn't a failed investment, but even if the worst happens, it will just be raised until it learns to hunt on its own, and it will provide me with a lot of valuable emotional value during that time."

"In addition to the lack of food and other material conditions, the biggest challenge of living alone in the wilderness is to endure the loneliness and boredom day after day. Other contestants also have bonuses as a motivation to support themselves, but my situation is a little different."

While walking and talking, Su Rui, who was carrying a bow and arrow, did not forget to pay attention to the movements around him.

I could faintly hear the calls of the snow chicken, but unfortunately I could never see where it was, otherwise the beggar's chicken last night would have tasted pretty good.

Only after people have eaten their fill will they start to think about the taste of the food, and pay attention to the color, aroma, presentation, dining environment, and so on.

Su Rui only ate one fish today, and he had spent a lot of energy building the dam in the afternoon. Even if there was only a bowl of white rice in front of him at this moment, he would feel like it was a delicious meal.

Return to camp.

He threw the fish entrails and fish heads that he had prepared for hunting to the little otter as food. He was worried that the little guy would be picky about food or that he had not yet been weaned, but he did not expect that the little guy would eat it with such relish.

Just like few people would eat their own dogs, even cows, donkeys and the like would be exchanged and slaughtered. Since Suri was going to keep this little guy as a pet, he certainly would not regard it as "backup food."

have to say.

No wonder otter fur has a high economic value and feels very good to the touch.

Let it stay in the camp to eat first, and Su Rui continued to go out to cut trees to make a bed. Since he didn't bring parachute ropes as supplies, he would probably need to use some mortise and tenon skills, which was not a problem for him.

I was busy until nearly 8 o'clock in the evening. Apart from making a fire and eating fish, I was only concerned with making a bed for myself. After building the basic frame, I used extra clothes as a mattress.

Finally I lay down on it to try it out, and the comfort level is hard to describe.

But compared to sleeping directly on the ground, it is much more comfortable, and there is no need to worry about the ground getting wet due to rain.

With the experience of last night, Suri felt it became easier to sleep outdoors again that night.

But the snow chickens in the woods kept calling, and it seemed that some animals were running nearby, making the bushes rustle, making it difficult for him to fall asleep peacefully.

Facing the camera lens, I finally began to regret not setting the trap in time, otherwise I might have caught a rabbit or a wild boar.

Anyone who has studied geography will know that the Canadian plains are flat and cannot block the cold air from the south like the Qinling Mountains. Considering that the temperature can drop at any time in this season, the plan to build shelters should be put on the agenda as soon as possible.

Although she was unable to sleep because of the noise in the woods, Suri did not regret the idea of ​​actively participating in "Alone in the Wild". It was rare for her to feel that life was so fulfilling and interesting.

It is because you have everything, and the joy of losing them is so wonderful. The only problem is that there is no beautiful girl to hug to sleep. After ten days or half a month, even if you see Amanda's secretary, you will regard her as a beauty on the level of Monica Bellucci, the "Best Flower of the World".

During this period, Suri also thought of Amber Heard, who had screwed Johnny Depp over in her previous life. Suddenly, she felt that if she was as sexy as she was, it seemed that she could tolerate some minor flaws in her character.

Mainly because he felt a headache when he thought that he might have to face dozens more boring nights.

It seems that I am not hungry enough now and still have time to think about other things.
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the next morning.

Suri continued to build the dam and waited until the temperature rose a little before going to the Great Slave Lake to fish.

Fishing without bait is extremely difficult. Even though Great Slave Lake is rich in freshwater fish resources, I worked until about 1:00 p.m. and only caught two bass. Fortunately, they were both quite big.

After simple processing, continue to take the perch viscera to feed the little otter.

There was a lot to do in the afternoon, including collecting fuel, setting traps, cutting wood to build the frame of the house, etc., so after simply eating a fish, Su Rui couldn't even take a break and started working non-stop again.

After setting up six traps in a row, Su Rui did not have enough ropes. He planned to wait until the dam was built and the food problem was solved, and then go to the Great Slave Lake to look for garbage left by humans. It would be great if he could find wire.

While logging, he encountered a fallen dead tree. He carried the supplies back and forth four or five times before he finally delivered all the supplies to the camp, and he was so tired that he was out of breath.

The little otter that was picked up was not afraid of people. That night, when Su Rui was still busy using a saw to saw out the prototype of a wooden shovel, the little guy watched very carefully and even climbed onto his legs.

After all, it was just a little cub and seemed particularly interested in everything. Because he was fed twice, he successfully proved that the saying "whoever gives you milk is your mother" is very true.

Continue to be busy until after 10 o'clock in the evening.

Not caring about the chance to take a shower, Su Rui put the basically completed wooden shovel aside, added some firewood, and fell asleep.

I didn't sleep well that night.

He was awakened by thirst at around two o'clock in the morning. After boiling some water and waiting for it to cool down, he finally fell asleep again. The little otter even crawled into his arms and successfully disturbed his sleep.

Around five in the morning, Su Rui was awakened by movement nearby, as if the trap he had set had captured its prey.

This completely made him lose his sleepiness.

It was pitch black all around and he didn't dare run around. It wasn't until dawn that he went to check the trap to see if there was anything wrong. He unexpectedly caught a fat hare.

The rope looped around the hare's neck, and it became tighter and tighter as it struggled desperately. By the time Suri found it, the poor rabbit had already become stiff, with its fur scattered all over the place.

Breakfast was delivered to the door, which made Su Rui in a good mood. He couldn't wait to dig the soil to find leaves again, intending to continue trying "Beggar Rabbit".

The leaves and soil on the outside help to lock in moisture, and the taste is slightly softer and tenderer than direct charcoal grilling. Moreover, the rabbit itself has very little fat, and Su Rui doesn't want to let it drip into the charcoal fire in vain. He has consumed a lot recently, and a little bit of fat will help to retain his energy.

After brushing his teeth and starting to try to cook "Beggar Rabbit", Su Rui suddenly thought that there should still be some otter fat attached to the fur of the big otter yesterday.

But so much time has passed, the bear has almost eaten it up, and there might be bacteria, viruses or something like that.

Besides, he wasn't that short of food, so he didn't want to take the risk of trying to loot it. Besides, picking up leftovers was disgusting. (End of this chapter)