Because the time spent climbing the mountain was relatively short, Boss Ye didn't expect that the snare he had set earlier would catch any prey.

However, when he went down the mountain, he still strictly followed the original route and prepared to retrieve all the ropes.

These were the rules he learned when he followed the villagers into the mountains outside the Great Wall.

The old hunter told him this very seriously on the first day he took him up the mountain.

In order to prevent people from getting hurt, when returning from hunting in the mountains, the noose must be taken back, regardless of whether prey has been caught or not.

Although not everyone follows this rule, Boss Ye has been doing so for many years and it has become a habit for him.

Walking back along the same order as before, Boss Ye became more and more shocked.

He set twelve snares in total, and not a single one was empty. They either caught rabbits or pheasants.

Boss Ye was picking up prey into his basket as he went down the mountain. He was very excited at first, but he became almost numb as he picked up so many.

This was the first time he had encountered such a strange thing since he learned to hunt.

Back to the middle of the mountain, Boss Ye put down the sika deer on his back to rest for a while, and counted the prey in the basket.

Seven rabbits and five pheasants.

Could it be that the people here don’t go up the mountain to hunt, so the wild game in the mountains are completely defenseless and are therefore so easily caught?

Boss Ye was worried.

He rested for a while, looked up at the sun, and estimated that if he walked back in one breath, he might be able to catch lunch.

Although he had the pancakes that Mrs. Ye brought him in his arms, who would want to eat cold pancakes if they could eat hot ones!

So after Boss Ye had caught his breath and drank a few sips of water, he picked up the backpack, carried the sika deer, and held the pheasant and continued walking home.

When he reached the foot of the mountain, he was immediately discovered by villagers working in the fields.

The villagers surrounded them immediately.

"Did you come back from shooting a deer?"

"This deer is quite large. It looks like it weighs over 100 pounds!"

"There are pheasants too?" the man asked, and then he tiptoed to look into the basket. "Oh, there are rabbits too!"

"You've gained a lot on this trip!" The villagers looked at him with envy.

It's not even noon yet. Even if we go up the mountain before dawn, it will only take half a day.

You can gain so much in half a day, how can you not be envious and your eyes will turn red!

"I was lucky today." Boss Ye couldn't hide the huge amount of stuff he was carrying, so he could only try to be modest. "There's a lot of prey in the mountains here, so I set a few more snares. I caught so many in just this morning, I was shocked!"

Others couldn't help but wonder in their hearts, if it were so easy to catch them, why didn't others catch so many?

Boss Ye grew up outside the Great Wall, so he must have some hunting techniques that are different from those inside the Great Wall.

However, the relationship between them is not that good, so no one is embarrassed to ask more questions.

Boss Ye didn't want everyone to stare at the prey he had brought back, so he deliberately changed the subject and asked, "By the way, before I went up the mountain this morning, I heard that someone from the village fell into the river. Have you found him?"

"I found it. It was washed far downstream."

"Yeah, I heard he choked on a lot of water, but luckily he didn't die."

"I saw them carrying the person back home. Just before I left, I heard Widow Liu crying and wailing at home!"

"You're not dead, why are you crying?"

Now everyone in the village knows that Wang Dalong fell into the river because he tried to destroy the water truck in the middle of the night, so no one speaks to him in a good tone when they mention him, and no one sympathizes with him.

Boss Ye smiled upon hearing this and said, "Good that you found it. I'll go home first then."

As he said this, he quickly carried the prey on his back, broke away from the villagers' encirclement, and walked quickly towards home.

Before they even entered the house, Boss Ye couldn't wait to call out, "Sunny? Come out quickly and see what Daddy brought you."

Before he finished speaking, Qingtian ran out of the yard quickly, with the puppy following him as expected.

"Dad!" Qingtian shouted crisply, and then his attention was attracted by the sika deer carried on Boss Ye's back.

Before, when fleeing from famine, Boss Ye had hunted a deer, so Qingtian had eaten venison.

But at that time it was just a fawn with an injured leg that was abandoned by its mother.

This was the first time she had seen such a large adult sika deer.

Qingtian opened his mouth in surprise, took two steps forward to Boss Ye, stood on tiptoe, stretched out his arms, and touched the sika deer's fur.

"This deer is so big!" Qingtian's eyes sparkled as he looked at Boss Ye in admiration, "Dad, how come you are so awesome!"