Catching them and raising them at home is the method with the highest survival rate.
A pig farm with a few dozen wild boars is enough; there's no need to raise too many.
Ma Lin thinks that absorbing another hundred people to live nearby wouldn't be a problem.
So, he went out again in the second month and brought back seven people.
The little wild pigs grew noticeably larger in size after one month.
This round took seven days.
The autumn mood deepened a bit.
Ma Lin began to consider a question: whether he should continue heading southeast, finding more primitive tribes to teach them various life skills, or should he stay in Bamboo Sprout Village and focus on developing the breeding industry.
He was undecided and unable to make up his mind.
There was a lot of bamboo nearby, so he started trying to make something very simple but useful.
It would definitely be a qualified product.
That is paper.
Making paper is actually simpler than weaving cloth.
