Chapter 48

The group members immediately showed happy expressions.

"That's wonderful."

"Then let's hurry up and go take a look?"

"Yes, yes, I just saw one I like, none of you are allowed to take it from me!"

Everyone happily ran to the pigeon coop.

Seeing that they were about to buy their desired pigeons, everyone stopped caring about the smell and Shi Wen to bring out the pigeons they wanted to keep, while the others were made available for everyone to choose from.

Shi Wen looked at the pigeon coop and, based on his intuition, kept a pair of Blue Cat pigeons and a pair of Iron Stream pigeons.

One of the pigeons, Iron Stream Pigeon, was particularly affectionate; he and Yan Kexing practically raised it from infancy. He couldn't bear to sell this one, but the others were alright.

Group owner Old Liu sighed, "Your eye for talent is truly exceptional. If I didn't tell you, I would have thought you were a seasoned pigeon fancier who had been immersed in this field for many years."

Shi Wen said, "These pigeons are the most intelligent and affectionate; we've grown attached to them and can't bear to sell them."

Another group member asked, "So you can give up the other pigeons too?"

Shi Wen nodded. "Everyone, feel free to choose; we'll discuss it together."

Shi Wen's pigeons are indeed very well raised; they are robust and full of energy.

As the group members put it, they are clearly pigeons, but their eyes look like those of eagles, giving them a very special air.

In the end, all thirty pigeons that Shi Wen released were snapped up by the group members.

Of these thirty pigeons, the lowest price was 850, the highest was 2200, the average price was 1300, and Shi Wen finally made 39,000 yuan in one go.

When he promised his group members he would come to visit, he didn't expect them to give so much. When the money arrived in his account, he was shocked.

The group members were all happily holding their pigeons, not talking about drinking tea or having hot pot, they just wanted to take the pigeons home and raise them well.

Shi Wen that I couldn't keep people from leaving, so I could only watch them go back one by one.

With thirty pigeons suddenly gone from the ranch, Shi Wen felt much more at ease.

Putting everything else aside, the time spent taking care of the pigeons each day instantly decreased from more than half an hour to fifteen minutes, saving a lot of trouble.

The cold wave has passed, and it's not so cold outside anymore.

Occasionally, Shi Wen that he would take the pigeons out to fly.

The downy feathers on the pigeons' heads haven't fallen off yet, but they already know their way home. Every Shi Wen takes them out to graze, they know to fly home.

Shi Wen felt that they were not only intelligent, but also very strong, and could fly very fast, sometimes much faster than he could on a motorcycle.

The family dogs and two Hu Zai were nowhere near as fast as them.

It was only when Shi Wen took the racing pigeons out for a walk that Shi Wen discovered that the two Hu Zai had deeply adopted cat-like habits.

They not only learned to jump up and pounce on their prey, but also to roll around and die while biting their prey.

As they grow, they bite more and more things. Among the family's other animals, they only occasionally bite pigeons, and they don't dare to bite anything else.

And on the ranch, there was nothing that wild animals, from field mice to marmots to red foxes, could not catch.

Especially those big crows, they almost always hit their targets with a single bite.

Shi Wen puzzled before, wondering why the crows didn't come out to retaliate even after their nest was taken away. It turns out they were all chased away by the Hu Zai and dogs.

The two Hu Zai are really amazing; Shi Wen feels they no longer need rewilding training.

Given their wild nature, they'd probably have no trouble finding food no matter where they were released.

Fortunately, they also have the protective instincts of dogs and can clearly distinguish which animals are domestic and which are outside. Otherwise, Shi Wen would have had to end her ownership of them prematurely.

Raising tigers is not something that just anyone can handle.

Even so, on the day Yan Kexing returned, Shi Wen went out to pick someone up and didn't keep an eye on Hu Zai much in the afternoon.

When Shi Wen picked up the person and rushed home, he saw from afar one of the tiger cubs dragging a gray creature, squatting at the door waiting for them.

Upon seeing Yan Kexing's car, the two Hu Zai and the dogs excitedly barked "Woof--" "Woof-woof--".

Shi Wen their calls, you know they've caught their prey and are now boasting about it.

Shi Wen and Yan Kexing for a long time, and there was a funny incident where their chat was projected onto the screen. Shi Wen felt a little awkward Shi Wen saw him, and his heart was racing the whole way after he picked him up.

As the car approached the ranch, he spotted the gray animal beside the Hu Zai.

Shi Wen's expression changed instantly, and he reached out and tugged at Yan Kexing's clothes. "Yan Kexing, look at what the Hu Zai is carrying? Why does it look so familiar?"

Judging by that figure, could it be --

Just as the answer in Shi Wen's heart was about to be revealed...

Yan Kexing pushed up his glasses and said, "Wolf."

Shi Wen, "It really is a wolf! Is that wolf even bigger than Heiwa?!"

It's only been a few days, and the Hu Zai have already learned to catch wolves?!

Chapter 48

Shi Wen out of the car and ran towards the Hu Zai.

The two Hu Zai and four puppies squatted upright in place, heads held high and chests out.

Upon seeing Shi Wen run over, the dogs all glanced at the wolf on the ground out of the corner of their eyes, their faces beaming with pride.

Shi Wen hurriedly touched each of their heads, then went to look at the wolf.

The wolf's eyes were tightly closed, one of its ears was stained with blood, and there was a wound on its neck, but its belly was heaving, indicating that it was still breathing.

Shi Wen approached the wolf from the side, carefully grabbed it by the neck, and half-lifted it to examine it.

This is a male gray wolf, likely a steppe wolf.

Its entire body is covered with thick fur, its back is grayish-black, and its belly is white.

Based on its feel, Shi Wen judged that it weighed between 60 and 70 pounds, which is considered one of the larger adult prairie wolves.

This thing is so heavy, I don't know how the Hu Zai and dogs managed to drag it back.

Among the dogs, the heaviest, Heiwa, is still under 50 pounds. The two Hu Zai weigh only around 40 pounds each.