"After heavy snow, animals' activity ranges sharply decrease, especially for small herbivores like rabbits."
"They hide in warm nests, minimizing energy consumption, emerging only when extremely hungry, and usually not straying far from their nests."
He continued toward the next one, the remaining three rabbit traps were exactly the same, with no prey passing by.
After inspecting the last rabbit trap, he concluded: "It's all as expected, it seems the rabbits in this area won't be coming out anytime soon. This trap line probably won't yield any results before the next weather change."
He didn't dismantle these traps, in the wilderness, any functioning device can bring unexpected surprises.
He merely confirmed their status, then changed direction, heading toward the more distant area where yesterday he arranged brand new 'sure-death traps' targeting Thunderbirds."
The journey to that area was longer, and the snow was deeper.
