After eating, it's time to get to work.
The goal of one man, one eagle, and one lynx is very clear: the reindeer herd deep in the forest.
The Golden Eagle, acting as the scout, immediately takes to the sky.
With a high-altitude view, it locks onto the distant reindeer herd.
By constantly adjusting its flight path, it guides Chen Wen and the lynx closer.
With the Golden Eagle around, what used to be a difficult hunt becomes very simple.
Before long, Chen Wen and the lynx find the reindeer herd.
North American reindeer, being herbivores, are most notable for their sense of smell.
Chen Wen knows this and has taken precautions in advance.
The pine needles covering the mountains and fields are Chen Wen's best scent-masking spray.
Smelling the scent of pine on himself, Chen Wen feels like he's a walking pine tree.
If a squirrel were to nest on his head, he'd look even more like one.
"Hunting North American reindeer depends on both of us."
