Life in a quiet village in Xianshan

Gu Siwei looked at the big guy with a confused face.

"What are you doing, moving the boat?" Tao Yisheng was a little strange when he saw Gu Siwei's reaction.

"Don't you want to take the rest of the things with you?" Gu Siwei asked.

After asking this question, Gu Siwei regretted it. Only then did he remember that it was true that there were some things on the ship that he didn’t need to bring. He always brought them because he had space. If others didn’t bring them, it would be too troublesome. , it is used when transporting things. Naturally, others will not carry it, and Tao Yisheng is even less likely to carry it.

Tao Yisheng said: "You don't need to bring it with you. You will need it when the things are shipped back."

"If you don't take it with you, Da Mao will carry it anyway."

"Forget it, you don't treat Da Mao as a human being. You carry everything on his back, even things you don't need. Let's go." Liu Fulin said to everyone with a smile, and even touched a handful when he said it. Big hairy head.

Gu Siwei parked the two boats at the foot of a relatively steep slope downstream and anchored under the slope. In this way, animals would not be able to board the boats. As for people stealing the boats, that is even more nonsense. There are no people here. There is no trace, so where could anyone steal the ship?

In a few years, there may be poachers, but there will be no poachers at this time. Even if there are, they are from the mountains and will not steal boats, because there is no way to sell them if they are stolen, and you can't hide this thing.

After packing up, Gu Siweifu Shui joined the large army.

The next thing is to put on the holster and clip. You definitely can’t use a holster on something like a wild boar. This thing is very powerful, so putting on a holster and clip will be in vain. You have to dig a trap for this thing, or simply just shoot it directly.

There is a prerequisite for using a gun. You have to find the wild boar and chase it by looking at the pig's footprints. You almost don't have to think about it. It's more difficult to chase the wild boar in the old forest. Instead of doing this, it's better to chase the wild boar in the river. I'm guarding the edge.

Everyone had discussed in advance who would do what, and they were all adults, and there were no young ones, so everyone was busy with what they were doing, and things were done in an orderly manner.

There were many traps placed in the grass by the river. These were prepared for the sheep that came to drink water. Going deeper, we picked a place with softer soil and started digging traps.

The trap must have a certain depth so that wild boars will not jump up, and it does not need to be too deep, because wild boar herds usually have piglets. Just make sure that the piglets cannot jump out, or that most of the piglets cannot jump out. , in this case the big pig will definitely guard next to the trap.

In such a situation, the guns everyone brought from the north will naturally be useful.

After digging half of the trap, it was getting dark. Everyone tidied up and returned to the camping place.

Obviously, the place to camp cannot be close to the river, but it cannot be far away from the water source, so we chose a place at the foot of a cliff. The advantage of this place at the foot of the cliff is that it is sheltered from the wind, so that the smell of people will not follow us. The wind blows everywhere and alerts the animals.

Second, there is a relatively loose forest here. Most of these woods are dead trees, so there is a natural source of firewood. Also, go a little further north and there is a small cliff. From the small cliff, there is a firewood tree. You can hang the bucket with a rope and get water easily.

When we arrived at the camp, everyone started to prepare food. The food was very simple. Today's main dish was noodles.

The noodles I brought were boiled in a large iron pot. There was no need to bring the vegetables. Tao Yi was there. The old man made it clear what could and could not be eaten in the forest, so the dishes that went with the noodles were Wild vegetables, a basket of washed wild vegetables made into soup. Once the water boils, the pot will be full of green.

Three or four kilograms of noodles were thrown into the pot together. Three opened boxes of canned luncheon meat were cut into small pieces and started to slurp as soon as they were put into the pot.

After waiting for the water to boil, I opened the lid of the pot and stirred it. After simmering it for a while, the noodles were cooked. Everyone took out the food they had brought with them and started eating.

When people eat, Da Mao naturally also needs to eat. However, it does not use a basin to eat, but a bucket directly, which is the iron bucket used to fetch water.

Of course, the bucket couldn't be all noodles, and people wouldn't need to eat all the noodles. It wouldn't be enough to eat, so Da Mao's bucket was almost entirely filled with noodle soup.

The scene in the camp now is that people are holding bowls, Da Mao is holding buckets, and everyone is eating with gusto.

After dinner, we have been busy all day, and who has time to talk about anything else? The night watchman is keeping watch, and those who are not keeping watch quickly take the time to sleep.

Gu Siwei belongs to the group of people who sleep, because he is on duty in the middle of the night, so many things are easy to do.

So after eating, Gu Siwei took the time to sleep. Gu Siwei really fell asleep. He would be tired after a busy day during the day.

Just when Gu Siwei was drowsily asleep, he suddenly felt someone pushing him, so he opened his eyes.

"tiger!"

Gu Siwei was a little confused and asked the man, "What?"

After being pushed awake, Gu Siwei didn't understand anything. He didn't even know who was pushing him awake. How could he understand what the tiger meant.

"Fourth dimension, tiger!"

Gu Siwei and others repeated it several times before they could clearly understand what he said.

"tiger?"

Gu Siwei became energetic, looked at Siwei, and sat up straight: "Where is it?"

"there!"

Only then did Gu Siwei realize that it was Tao Yisheng who woke him up. Looking around, he saw that Tao Yisheng had only woken him up, while everyone else was fast asleep.

Following the direction of Tao Yisheng's finger, Gu Siwei looked over, but he saw nothing.

But Gu Siwei was sure that Tao Yisheng was not wrong, because at this moment, Da Mao was also looking in the direction Tao Yisheng was looking, but Da Mao did not issue a warning or anything. He just looked in the direction of the tiger's hiding place with an indifferent expression, and from time to time He even scratched his head with his paws, not caring about the tiger at all.

Of course, Da Mao doesn't have to be afraid of tigers. With his size, no animal in the forest has the courage to challenge him, except for some brainless wild boars.

Let's not talk about the problem of being beaten or not. As soon as they see Da Mao's body shape, all the carnivores turn around and run away.

"This tiger...".

After looking at Da Mao and then at the tiger's hiding place, Gu Siwei had a question, that is, why is this tiger so brave? Seeing Da Mao, he still didn't run away and even confronted Da Mao here. Isn't this obviously looking down on Da Mao?

Looking at Da Mao's silly look, Gu Siwei felt that Yedu Tiger looked normal, just a fat bear.

"This tiger won't run away. We have a camp, a fire, and Da Mao beside us. Could it be that he is crazy with hunger and is ready to eat us?" Gu Siwei said in a low voice.

Tao Yisheng knew it and opened his mouth to express his guess: "Its den must be nearby, and there may be tiger cubs in the den. Otherwise, it would not be able to stay here all the time and would have run away long ago."

After hearing this, Gu Siwei thought it was right, but he just didn't know where the little tiger was hiding.

Don't get me wrong, Gu Siwei doesn't want to raise a tiger anymore. It's not enough to raise a foodie like Da Mao. He also has to raise a tiger. How rich can support the two of them.

"Scare it away. That won't work. You can't keep staring at it," Gu Siwei said.

Tao Yisheng's next words almost made Gu Siwei stumble.

Tao Yisheng said: "It's okay, I just woke you up so I could sleep. It's getting late. You'll have to change your shift in half an hour...".

As he said that, under Gu Siwei's gaze, Tao Yisheng lay down directly, and casually put a blanket on his stomach. He just closed his eyes and pretended that he was going to sleep. The frame.

"You're not afraid of being picked up by a tiger," Gu Siwei muttered.

Tao Yisheng said: "I'm not afraid. This tiger is more afraid of us now. Just keep an eye on it. Maybe the tiger will leave in ten or twenty minutes. At most, it won't be until dawn. If it gets there at dawn, If you don't leave, you are courting death..."

After finishing speaking, when Gu Siwei wanted to ask a few more questions, he found that the old man was actually snoring.

At first, Gu Siwei thought he was pretending to sleep, but after a while he found that the old man was really asleep.

"What a big heart!"

Gu Siwei admires Tao Yisheng's operation. To be honest, even if there is space, as long as the tiger is staring at him, it is still a wild tiger. It is impossible for Lao Gu to sleep no matter what. Now Tao Yisheng didn't care at all. He slept like a dead pig and didn't take it seriously at all.

Gu Siwei didn't know that Tao Yisheng was a serious old mountaineer. He had a good understanding of the characters of things in the mountains. He knew that tigers generally do not hurt people. Not only do they not hurt people, they are also afraid of people. Unless this tiger has eaten people, otherwise it will hide from people.

Why are tigers that have eaten people prone to attacking people? Obviously, for tigers, people are easier to hunt than wild sheep, so they naturally choose to eat people. Therefore, tigers that have eaten people must be killed, otherwise they will like It is an easy and efficient way to hunt humans.

Gu Siwei looked at the tiger for a while. He finally saw the tiger. He couldn't see how big the tiger was, but he saw the two eyes that were like little will-o'-wisps in the dark night.

After confirming the tiger's location, Gu Siwei stood up and walked straight towards the tiger's hiding place.

As soon as Gu Siwei moved, Da Mao also stood up.

Gu Siwei was still a little touched and felt that Da Mao was finally sensible.

In fact, Da Mao wasn't worried about Gu Siwei at all. He didn't know what kind of sin he had suffered. Da Mao just wanted to see how the tiger was whipped by Gu Siwei.

It's just that Gu Siwei didn't expect that Da Mao would have such a small idea, and he was even moved. If he knew, Da Mao probably wouldn't be able to escape after being punched and kicked.

Seeing Gu Siwei coming towards him, Tiger became a little scared, turned around and wanted to run away.

How could Gu Siwei let it run away at this time? If it was going to run away, wouldn't it be impossible to use the tricks he had prepared? While he was hanging things, he had to worry about the safety of the villagers. How could he feel at ease? So this tiger Before he could react, he entered Gu Siwei's range of abilities and then disappeared from around the camp.