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My survivor has managed to survive 14 days so far in Mystery Lake (pilgrim) and food is becoming an issue. There is a decent amount of deer but with no rifle or bow I can only scavenge what I can from carcasses I find. Snaring rabbits is coming along. I haven't been able to snare one yet, but I did find one of my snares broken so at least I know i had it in a good place, right? Ice fishing is a viable option but the fish I've caught don't fill up my survivor very efficiently and I've had two wolf encounters on the west side of the lake (I set myself up in the big lake cabin closest to the train tracks.) Canned goods and such are running very, very low. If I could just get a rifle or find maple saplings I would at least have the option to hunt deer.
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Cat tails! Mystery Lake has over a hundred cat tail stalks. You can live almost a month on that alone. You only really need to eat before sleeping if you need to stretch your food. It's perfectly fine to starve for most of the day.
You can also throw stones at rabbits to kill them. Crouch and wait until they hop in your direction. Then aim between the index finger and thumb. Though snares are more effective. And unlike in real life rabbits aren't very filling, so you need several of them.
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I haven't found many cat tails but I'll have to do another sweep and hopefully I'll find some more.
My aim is just so crap when it comes to throwing stones at rabbits sadly:( Out of ten stones I had only 1 hit its mark, I find I get too annoyed and just move on from trying to hit a rabbit. Maybe I just need more practice.
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You should see them all around the lake. Also the river between the lake and the dam. And around Unnamed Pond and the river there. Just eat a handful of them to get through the night and that's all you need. You'll lose condition when starving, but gain it during sleep. There is a benefit to staying full, but it's optional
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