area51novel Chapter 447 1 Meat Mountain
Chapter 447 1 Meat Mountain
Chapter 447 A Mountain of Meat
Qi Feifei had no idea about all this mess. After she returned, she went straight to the mountains in Toudaogou to look for the mother lynx and the others.
These "children" were really obedient. We had to go deep into the mountains to find them.
As soon as Qi Feifei appeared in their sphere of influence, the big tiger jumped up from under a large bluestone and was the first to rush towards Qi Feifei. It was worthy of its reputation as "Mountain Wind" at all. It brought the wind and flew through the woods. It pounced in front of Qi Feifei, stood up, and Bai Zhi appeared in front of Qi Feifei.
The big tiger wanted to stop and twisted his body, almost spraining his waist. Who wants to hug him, a fox?
Facing Bai Zhi, it didn't dare to act rashly, and looked at Qi Feifei pitifully. Qi Feifei walked around Bai Zhi and stroked its head, "Slow down next time, you can't jump on me now, remember."
The big tiger licked its lips a few times and rubbed its head against Qi Feifei. It missed her and it took so long to come and pick them up!
The second one to arrive was the leopard. It stopped on the tree, looked down, and didn't come down immediately. Soon the lynx family arrived. They circled around Qi Feifei, jumping and dancing anxiously and shouting with happiness, but none of them pounced on Qi Feifei.
Qi Feifei was very happy to see that all the members were present, all in high spirits and without any injuries. He touched each of them one by one, holding their heads and kissing them one by one.
After everyone quieted down, the leopard jumped gracefully to the ground, walked over step by step, looked up at Qi Feifei with a calm and deep look in his eyes.
Qi Feifei gently hugged its neck and whispered, "You are great."
The leopard narrowed his eyes slightly, tilted his head slightly, and leaned against the side of Qi Feifei's face.
Qi Feifei wanted to take them back to the courtyard, but the leopard took the lead and ran into the valley, looking back at Qi Feifei as he ran. A few lynxes also ran forward for a while and then ran back, very excited and wanted to take her over.
The big tiger was always by Qi Feifei's side, following her slowly.
The snow on the mountain has begun to melt and is becoming sticky, and holes and thin ice have appeared in the top layer.
In the middle of a large area of snow in the valley, there was a large and abrupt snowdrift.
The leopard and the lynx ran towards the snowdrift and stood beside it, waiting for Qi Feifei to fly over.
The snow was quite deep, but fortunately, most of the snow was piled up on the snowdrifts, so the way there was not too difficult.
The big tiger put up one paw and dug at the snow, signaling Qi Feifei to dig it open.
Qi Feifei was amused. What was this for? Giving her a big "steamed bun"?
When Qi Feifei dug away the snow, he was shocked!
It turned out to be a mountain of meat!
There were deer, wild boars, roe deer, pheasants, hares, and even two wolves, all of which had been gutted and their internal organs removed. There must have been about three to four thousand kilograms of meat.
Now we don't have to worry about their food rations.
Qi Feifei's eyes were filled with joy and appreciation. He glanced at them with a smile on his face.
Each of them raised their heads proudly, stretched their necks, stood straight, and waited for praise.
It turned out that when they first entered the mountains, they found a wild rabbit. The big tiger ran the fastest and was the first to run over. It picked up the rabbit in its mouth and started eating it nearby.
Once it moves, the others have no chance and all the prey around them are scared away.
For several times in a row, no matter what prey it encountered, it was always the first to rush forward. Even lynxes were not as fast as it. By the time they arrived, the prey had already been scared away, making it impossible to hunt.
The mother lynx led the lynx family away from the big tiger and went hunting alone. The leopard took the opportunity to secretly run to find Qi Feifei and played with her for two days.
The leopard was criticized by Qi Feifei and entrusted with an important task, so he came back to find them.
The big tiger is used to being alone and doing things its own way. It doesn't know how to cooperate and doesn't take them seriously.
When the leopard came back, he didn't go to the big tiger to make trouble, but went to find the lynx family.
Of course the lynx family doesn't like it either, but they won't look down on him, and they will cooperate with him.
When the leopard found them, they were ambushing a group of roe deer.
There were about twenty roe deer foraging in the woods, in groups of three or two, not too far away, and very leisurely. Some were gnawing on tree bark, some were chewing on hay, and some were digging for nuts under the snow... completely unaware of the coming danger.
A group of lynxes surrounded them in a semicircle and slowly approached under the cover of bushes and weeds.
The leopard did not join them directly. It knew that if it wanted to join a team, it had to make contributions and improve its combat effectiveness. No one would welcome it if it fell behind or just wanted to get a piece of the pie.
It sneaked over slowly and carefully from the side.
It is normal to fail in hunting at ordinary times. Having a success rate of 50 to 60 percent is considered an expert.
But today he must not fail, and he must not ruin the Lynx family's business.
Today the leopard is extra cautious and careful, and is fully alert in facing this hunt.
After reaching the best attacking position, it still did not move, waiting quietly, even its breathing became lighter.
Knowing that all the lynxes were in the right position, the mother lynx was the first to charge, and then the children rushed out together, each heading for their own goal.
Now they have all grown into adults, each targeting a roe deer. Some are grabbing the throat, some are pulling the legs, some are pouncing on the face, some are riding on the body...
The leopard waited until the lynx and its family moved before it rushed forward. The herd of roe deer had already been alarmed and started running.
The leopard was on the side, and the attack of the lynx family caused the herd of roe deer to run in front of the leopard, which increased its chances, but the fast running also increased the difficulty for it to hit the target.
Fortunately, it was usually steady, accurate and ruthless when hunting, with quick and powerful movements. It was also mentally prepared, and it seized the opportunity, rushed over, and bit a female roe deer on the neck.
It did not choose a large male roe deer because male roe deer are large and strong, so the success rate is relatively low. It must maintain a 100% success rate today.
I didn't choose a young roe deer. Although it would be easy to catch a small one, it would not show my strength and make people look down on me. It seemed like I was here to take advantage of the situation.
Because the leopard was relatively large and strong, and had a strong bite force, it severed the carotid artery in one bite and directly pinned the female roe deer to the ground.
Done in one go, clean and neat.
Seeing that it was safe and there was a young roe deer coming from behind, it pounced without hesitation. However, due to its hasty movement, it was unable to reach the right position to bite the neck and only knocked the young roe deer to the ground, rolling into a ball with it.
After all, there was a huge difference in physical strength. The leopard turned over and held down the roe deer with its front paws. The roe deer was still struggling, but the leopard bit its neck steadily, accurately and ruthlessly, killing it with one move.
Soon the life-and-death fight was over.
Each lynx family had a trophy, one lynx and one roe deer, including the young male roe deer, female roe deer, and large female roe deer. Due to physical strength, in order to ensure the success rate, no lynx chose the large male roe deer, which was also the right choice. There is no doubt that this was a very successful hunt.
But obviously, the leopard was more successful, as it hunted both animals alone.