Live Wilderness Adventure

The 584th chapter of the live broadcast of the Wild Adventures text volume The situation of capturing Taiji Town alive is a bit too complicated. Bi Fang has already ignored the specific situation of Berson. Compared with the end, he has completed most of the Dolphin Bay documentaries.

At this time, Bi Fang wanted to accomplish another task assigned by the system—to catch an adult black bear alive.

How to catch an adult black bear alive

Ninety-nine percent of the world's people will obviously be helpless in the face of this problem, but there are still 1% of people who may have a solution.

Bi Fang stepped on the root of the tree, pulled up the bark in his hand, and stretched it straight.

"In the process of survival in the wilderness, the role of the rope is obvious. It can be used to make escape tools, hammocks, self-defense weapons, bamboo rafts, hunting, etc. It can be said that survival in the wild is inseparable from the rope."

"If you're in the wilderness and don't have a ready-made rope, then you should learn how to make one with the right plants.

"Some bark with high-quality fibers is the best choice for making ropes. Especially willow bark contains very high-quality fibers, and we usually use new willow bark."

"The inner bark of dead willow and the inner bark of branches are also good choices, but if the willow has been dead for a long time, then most of the bark may have rotted, so you should test the strength of its fibers before using it."

Straightening the bark in his hand, Bi Fang pulled it with all his strength. The bark's performance was excellent, and there was no sign of breaking.

"In addition to strength, there is also whether the fiber is rough. We can tie a backhand knot to tie the two long fibers together. When pulling forcefully to both sides, the force should be appropriate. If the fiber suddenly breaks, it means that the fiber is too brittle and easy to break; If the root fiber separates, the fiber itself is too slippery. The right fiber will be twisted together."

Pulled it again, and it was in line with expectations.

"It looks pretty good." Bi Fang relieved his strength and breathed slightly, "If it is a living tree, the bark must not be cut around it, it will cause the tree to die without being able to deliver nutrients. However, the tree that has died will not be cut. That's the problem."

Bi Fang climbed up the tree, broke a few branches, put it on the camera to show the audience, and found that the buds of the tree had already shriveled and shriveled, and Bi Fang scratched the bark, which was not green at all and had no moisture.

"The tree buds are shriveled and shriveled, and the bark is not green. It is 80% sure that it is dead. Let's take a look at its roots..." Bi Fang took out a whaling fork from his waist, inserted it into the soil, and shook it from side to side. Dig out a thick piece of soil to expose the roots of the willow tree.

Still dry and without moisture.

"The roots are also like this, basically 100% dead."

"The death of willow trees is still relatively rare. It seems that it is standard with Jiangnan Water Village, but willow trees can even grow on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, and their vitality is very tenacious."

"This is because willow bark juice contains salicylic acid, which is the main ingredient in aspirin and a pungent chemical weapon for the willow tree, which robs itself of the moisture and fertility it needs. Therefore, under the same conditions, willow trees are more vigorous than other plants.

These days, Bi Fang hunts bears in a variety of ways, from head-to-head, to using poison, and then to traps. Almost every time the way is different, it's eye-opening.

Seeing that Bi Fang has made so many ropes this time, many viewers are looking forward to what method he will use to hunt bears next.

Bi Fang smiled and said nothing.

In a hunt, Bi Fang, who tried to catch a black bear alive, was a little too prominent.

The task stipulated to find an adult black bear, but no gender was specified. In Bi Fang's vision, it was best to find a female bear with a small size, with a body length of between one meter and one meter two.

A black bear of this length is even half a head shorter than Bi Fang when standing up. For him, the danger has been minimized.

Afterwards, use the rope to make some traps to further restrict the movement. There should be no problem, as long as one of the limbs can be hooped.

After confirming that the willow tree in front of him was a little dead, Bi Fang was merciless. He climbed up the willow tree, inserted a knife into the bark, scraped a head, and went down, and the whole bark was ripped off vertically. .

"In addition to willow bark, nettles, bamboos, palms, spruce roots, and rushes are all good materials for making ropes."

"Look for some long-growing, long-stemmed nettles, soak them in water for a period of time, then spread them out on smooth stone slabs and strike them with smooth-surfaced stones. Tear the outer surface and reveal the fibrous interior. It is then carefully combed to remove the flesh and hung to dry before use in rope making.

"Roots that grow underground, or even those that grow on the surface, are usually soft and strong. The roots of spruce are quite strong. The North American Indians often sewed together birch bark with ropes made from spruce roots to make canoes. ."

"Today I will show the wrap-around rope."

Bi Fang took out a large amount of bark and rubbed it apart with stones, all of which turned into thin fiber bundles. Then put some plant fibers together and turn them clockwise.

"It doesn't matter what direction of rotation, the main thing is to keep the direction of rotation consistent, and when you need to add fibers, stagger the ends."

Bi Fang, who had already made three fibers, fixed them together, UU reading www.uukanshu. com keeps spinning each fiber until it is sufficiently tight.

Then, at the end of each fiber, tie a set of dowels, which are dowels made of small branches, to make it easier to rotate.

Put the three strands together and Bi Fang starts to rotate in opposite directions. Keep adding, keep spinning, until you reach the number of ropes he thinks he needs.

“When making it, sometimes it feels like a dilemma, and it’s very uncomfortable. At this time, we can fix the completed part; keep the strands tight. The completed part can be wrapped around the trunk, so that the length of the rotation will be shorter.”

"Finally the end of the rope needs to be secured in some way to prevent it from unraveling. Then the rope is wrapped around and tied to avoid fraying.

A hemp rope with the thickness of a finger was prepared. Although it doesn't seem to be very thick, its strength is actually quite amazing. At least two adults can pull it absolutely continuously.

Even Bi Fang's tug-of-war can already support a ten-person tug-of-war, and it is more than enough to imprison a black bear.

Binding the rope around his shoulders, Bi Fang began to find a suitable location to set the trap. different from before.

Bi Fang hunts and hunts to find the biggest target as much as possible. Usually, the bigger bears are more irritable and domineering, but the smaller ones are different.

From this point of view, animals are no different from humans.

Physically weak, introverted and inferior in character, physically strong people are more confident. If there is no good guidance, such self-confidence may even evolve into domineering, which is especially common in kindergartens and primary schools where the three views are immature.

When the little black bear sees people, it will run away.

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