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« on: April 12, 2025, 01:27:02 AM »
When Trapping:
I generally make 2-4 wilderness tiles long trap fences. Pit every 8-12 zoomed-in tiles. 2 turnip baits, 1 meat. Every 30 or so tiles I set paw-board on a small clearing along the fence. Also some light levers and loop snares along the way ( so hares won't eat all the pit trap baits)
I also rarely have the trap line closer than 15-20 wilderness tiles from a cabin. Often days walk away.
Some lines I do have a small kota (4x4, 2x2 interior) along the way. (usually only characters that go njerpez killing does this, with the otherwise near useless ragged hides) Usually ones that are too far to ski to and from in a day (or summer walk 2-3 days) when the temperatures drop extreme low.
I do check every 2-5 days, depending if I have 2, 3, or 4 trap lines. Dot some LLT/loop/paw board points to shore lines (ski or paddle)
Usually by 3rd winter I'd be sitting on 3-4k cuts of elk and 2k+ reindeer, usually some 1-2k bear too. But I often go donation runs to nearby villages, or occasionally trade preserved cuts for grains and vegetables.