Even so, he still needed at least five partners. They had to take tents, mats, and a certain amount of meat with them on the road.
It would be best to bring some goods for trade.
His goal was to collect more bean seeds and millet, and find more staple crops.
And teach these primitive people the basic survival skills, while persuading them to domesticate wild sheep.
However, he didn't have suitable goods for exchange.
What could South Stone Village produce that other tribes couldn't?
Currently, there was nothing.
None of the items here met that standard.
Northwest Red Stone Village had a qualified item, which was salt.
Over there, they produced salt from the saline earth by leaching, supplying it to hundreds of people was no problem.
A round trip might take them two months, but exchanging two or three hundred pelts for this salt was not an issue.
A pound of salt could be exchanged for a single pelt.
Then they'd be unable to carry all these pelts.
