I have never feared the storm
Sah nodded, hummin in thought as Tal explained his goals. The small jibe just pulled a small snort of laughter from him. "Well, in my professional opinion, I have the start of an idea."
They'd need to trap it to get the drippings. But having it fall into a pit would make it dangerous to extract from it. A combination of both traps was their best bet. and if Tall needed to watch its eyes, then he'd need to be on the other side of any bait.
"How about this for the start of a plan? We set a wire trap in-between those two trees there. We place meat right behind it so that tiger goes through it to grab the meat. And we hide behind the bait or up in a tree behind it. That way you can watch its eyes from a hopefully safe distance." That way Tal could study the eyes as the tiger approached.
"But the tiger will likely melt the wire, so we place a pit trap just beneath the meat. The tiger gets trapped in the net where it melts it. And once it gets past, it falls into the pit and out of our way. We rush in to collect the drippings left on the net while the tiger eats the meat that's fallen into the pit. We can also put extra meat down there when we digit. Then we leave before the tiger finishes it's snack and climbs out. We'll have to work quickly to say the least." That was the safest plan to extract the drippings that he could think of. Molten tigers seemed tricky enough to be thorough.
"What do you think? Any additions?" The question was genuine. It was always best to get a second opinion on any plan that could have dangerous consequences.
They'd need to trap it to get the drippings. But having it fall into a pit would make it dangerous to extract from it. A combination of both traps was their best bet. and if Tall needed to watch its eyes, then he'd need to be on the other side of any bait.
"How about this for the start of a plan? We set a wire trap in-between those two trees there. We place meat right behind it so that tiger goes through it to grab the meat. And we hide behind the bait or up in a tree behind it. That way you can watch its eyes from a hopefully safe distance." That way Tal could study the eyes as the tiger approached.
"But the tiger will likely melt the wire, so we place a pit trap just beneath the meat. The tiger gets trapped in the net where it melts it. And once it gets past, it falls into the pit and out of our way. We rush in to collect the drippings left on the net while the tiger eats the meat that's fallen into the pit. We can also put extra meat down there when we digit. Then we leave before the tiger finishes it's snack and climbs out. We'll have to work quickly to say the least." That was the safest plan to extract the drippings that he could think of. Molten tigers seemed tricky enough to be thorough.
"What do you think? Any additions?" The question was genuine. It was always best to get a second opinion on any plan that could have dangerous consequences.
Sah
