well, i think we got plenty of actions to finish off this cave-day...
Find the deepest part of your cave where you can still see, where the air is coolest, use some stones to build a small container like area which has a good sized volume, this should allow you to be able to carve up the Wolf Meat and store it safely without it going bad, keeping it in this area will keep it cooler then out in the air...
When skinning the animal, start at the neck by cutting around from the throat to the spine, then slowly cut another line down the chest of the animal. then from the spine area, slowly shift the axehead into the meat below the pelt and wiggling it slightly as to allow the pelt to be removed from the meat. Take your time in doing this, we want a good amount of Pelt to hang to dry later. Try your best to keep as much of the pelt in one shape...
When cutting the meat, keep the bones, anything that looks broken put aside for when feeling peckish, put the bone into the fire for a few moments, then carefully break it off and suck the marrow out of it. You can do it raw if you want, but it will taste better cooked. Store the slabs of meat into your Cave Box. Make sure no animals can enter your cave and steal your food. You don't want that do you...
When at the back of your cave, tell us, is it small and only allows one exit (where you have been coming in and out from) or does it get dark and you can't see anymore. If so, grab some moss, split a solid stick at the top and put the moss into the split before lighting it from your fire. Don't touch the flames remember. Hold it away from face. Looking into your cave with this light source, if the flame gets halfway to your hand, turn around and head back, when its about to burn your hand, drop it and kick some dirt onto it or roll a stone over the flames. Don't rush but make sure you get back outside before you run out of light...
Your cave isn't that deep but it does get colder towards the rear, you build a small wall like the incomplete one outside, and dump the wolf carcases into it. You skin the second wolf using this technique you use your more precise tool, the pointed blade, and cut up the wolf, getting a complete hide out of it, you hang it next to the strips out on the rack. You also completely butcher the two wolves, just so that if they dont rot, it's enough to last you for months... you seperate the bones and get some ideas on what to do with them... You examine your cave, but as you dug it yourself it's not that much the mouth is big enough for you to get in and out, but not much more, the new (coldbox) thing you just built takes up a bit of the cave, but still allows you to sleep and have the fire inside.
Use Wolf Strips to hold the double ended stone so you don't cut yourself, carefully attach it to a solid branch with some vine which you should go collect, get extra and store them by hanging them near the Drying rack...
You do just that, gathering more vine takes a while but making a better spear it all the worthwile.
While you were building the (coldbox) thing in your cave, the fire almost went out, but you stopped to feed it some, but you couldn't get it to light back up, there is dark powder all over your firepit...
Must. Have. Nice. Bedding.Find something in the wild for use as a bed.
You would love some bedding, you think the wolf pelt could suit that plan, but it's too wet and goopy to sleep in at the moment.
- simple rock AX
- crappy rock spear
- Ruined rabbit pelt
- Firepit
- Great Spit
- Felled redwood
- Shitload of branches of any size
- Hung Wolf pelt
- Enough un-rotten wolf meat for 3 months
- 8 hung strips of wolf skin
- Knee high stone & clay barrier
- Sharp rock (pointed)
- Long grasses
- Good rock spear
- Vine
- Rabbit den neer cave
- River neer cave
- Wolf ambush neer Rabbit den
- Den for a big animal neer river
- Clay along river
Evaluated Wounds
- Some Wrapped large scars over your body
- Some scars over your body
- Wrapped Wolf bite scar on left arm
The bright glowing thing in the sky is almost out of view.
What shall you do next?
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Topic: Bob the Caveman - Day 13: Eureka! (Read 49683 times)