Emptying a loaded rifle just because you want it, and doing it with death all over the place, will draw the conclusion.
That's why we always keep the rifle loaded so we can delay the inevitable a little longer.
Why would I strip off? I run easier because it's going to be less weighty, but why would I run away when a bear attacks and keeps shooting at it in cold blood? If he reaches out to me, he gets his due, but if he doesn't, he's easy prey☺️
It's hard for me to find deer dead. So are the wolves. But when I can't kill big animals in one shot or in front of me, I guess.
I'll see where he's going when he's avoiding me, and if I see him nearby, I'll hit him one more time and finish the job. If not, I'll go back to my base and get through the night (My hunts usually fall on the evening). I'll spend the night looking for the bear early and considering where he might go, and I'll narrow it down. I think the wolves died close to where they were shot, but it may not be true. You've got one shot for the deer, you hit it, you can't hit it, give up that grudge and head for new prey. (It's still in front of you andI'll see where he's going when he's avoiding me, and if I see him nearby, I'll hit him one more time and finish the job. If not, I'll go back to my base and get through the night (My hunts usually fall on the evening). I'll spend the night looking for the bear early and considering where he might go, and I'll narrow it down. I think the wolves died close to where they were shot, but it may not be true. You've got one shot for the deer, you hit it, you can't hit it, give up that grudge and head for new prey. (HaI'll see where he's going when he's avoiding me, and if I see him nearby, I'll hit him one more time and finish the job. If not, I'll go back to my base and get through the night (My hunts usually fall on the evening). I'll spend the night looking for the bear early and considering where he might go, and I'll narrow it down. I think the wolves died close to where they were shot, but it may not be true. You've got one shot for the deer, you hit it, you can't hit it, give up that grudge and head for new prey. I'll see where he's going when he's avoiding me, and if I see him nearby, I'll hit him one more time and finish the job. If not, I'll go back to my base and get through the night (My hunts usually fall on the evening). I'll spend the night looking for the bear early and considering where he might go, and I'll narrow it down. I think the wolves died close to where they were shot, but it may not be true.
You've got one shot for the deer, you hit it, you can't hit it, give up that deer and head for new prey. But if the deer is in front of you and still, hunt it down. (Do not kill for pleasure🤗😉)
I guess that's it☺️.
I can't see the picture, so I won't be able to answer. But it's like you're asking how to get up from Angler's Den.
If that's your question, head for the waterfall and you can go through the gorge behind it. Approach the waterfall starting from the hill at the edge. Go to the waterfall side, it can be a little complicated in the indoor weather. Try not to go in the opposite direction☺️
Having all this stuff together reduces the value of other regions in the game. You think, "There's everything here, and I can live the way I want, but where I am now has some shortcomings, and I can't live the way I want to." Which do you prefer? I think it would be a bit ridiculous, but I don't necessarily want it to be a region that contains all of this, and in other parts of the game.
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