Chapter 194

Shi Wen clicked his tongue and said, "Brother Zhu, did you not sleep last night? How many meters can you dig down? What difference does it make to those burrowing animals if you dig ten or twenty meters deep?"

Zhu Ji: "... I can tell you're subtly calling me stupid."

Shi Wen, "Really, it's useless, and the cost is too high."

Zhu Ji: "So what are you going to do now?"

Shi Wen, "For now, this is the only way. Let them go and let the little ones at home catch them. If they do, we can just catch them and release them far away the next day."

Zhu Ji didn't have any better ideas either. "Just let us know if you need any help."

Running a ranch always brings a lot of troubles. He hadn't encountered many troubles before, so now he's making up for them all at once.

Shi Wen that Heiwa others used to be forbidden from catching wild animals, but now that they're allowed to, the little guys are catching quite a few wild animals every day.

Even the least agile little fox manages to bring back several pikas every day.

The other little ones have been trained to be even more skilled, and now one or two of them are considered expert hunters.

Let alone carnivores like Wolf King, even animals like Laibao can crush some pikas to death.

Shi Wen initially worried that the snow leopard cub had been in the ranch for so long, and whether the rewilding work might not have been done well. He wondered if it would be able to support itself in the national park.

Now, watching it catch all sorts of small animals every day, Shi Wen any worries.

With its current capabilities, let alone supporting itself, it might even become a kingpin in the national park, crushing a whole host of ferocious beasts.

Seeing that Shi Wen Shi Wen a bit worried lately, Yan Kexing suggested, "So many wild animals have gotten into the ranch, should we call back two tigers to help?"

Shi Wen didn't immediately recognize which two tigers they were, and stared wide-eyed at Yan Kexing.

Yan Kexing chuckled and patted his head, "Just the Hu Zai."

Shi Wen sat up abruptly. "Can we call them over to help?!"

Yan Kexing: "Just send a report to invite them over for a visit. We can take this opportunity to study the differences between these tigers, which we raised and then released back into the wild, and ordinary tigers."

Shi Wen: "I understand, let them come back to visit their relatives, right?"

Yan Kexing: "Pretty much. Also, let's take care of the issue of the large number of wild animals on the ranch."

Shi Wen, and the more he thought about it, the more interested he became. "This is a good idea. Let's treat it as an invitation for them to come back and visit their relatives."

Yan Kexing: "They don't just come back to visit relatives. Tigers are very powerful, and with their presence as a deterrent, many wild animals should no longer dare to come here."

Shi Wen, "Aren't they mainly for hunting large animals? Can they catch mice too?"

Yan Kexing: "Where are all these large animals coming from? It's not worth it if they're too big. It's too much work to catch them, and we can't eat them all. It's much more cost-effective to catch small animals easily."

Shi Wen laughed, "Suddenly I realize they're completely different from the tigers I imagined. I'll go report this; the tigress used to poop in the ranch, so she should be quite familiar with this."

Chapter 194

When it came to bringing the tiger down the mountain, Shi Wen didn't know who to report to, so he eventually approached Zhou Hongzhong.

Zhou Hongzhong was very surprised. "You're going to take down both tigers?"

Shi Wen nodded. "If you only take one and not the other, they'll fight and might even start a brawl. So you have to take them both at the same time."

Zhou Hongzhong looked at him for a while. "This is the first time I've seen something like this in all my years of work. It's actually quite cool. Okay, let me ask the boss how to draft this report. It shouldn't be too difficult."

Shi Wen, "Could you ask them for us? After we bring the two tigers back, we will definitely take good care of them and won't let them go out and harm other people or livestock."

Zhou Hongzhong: "I'm not worried about that. You've raised them before; your ranch even has tiger cubs now. Just wait for my message, I'll get back to you tonight."

Zhou Hongzhong is very efficient; he said he would reply that evening, and he really did.

Because they lacked experience, and the leadership was unsure how to proceed, they discussed it and ultimately decided to have Shi Wen write an application, which they would then stamp and approve.

Zhou Hongzhong said, "Our leaders mean that if you bring the two tigers back, it would be best to let them stay in the ranch for two days before releasing them. If they stay any longer, it will be difficult to explain to the various departments, and it could easily cause panic among the people."

Shi Wen, "That's no problem. We'll send them back in about five days. Five days should be fine, right? We won't let them go outside either."

Zhou Hongzhong: "It's nothing. If anything happens, just call me and I'll bring some people over to handle it."

After receiving the approval, Shi Wen didn't want to stay even a day longer and immediately dragged Yan Kexing up the mountain to pick up the two tigers.

Both tigers now weigh over 400 kilograms, with the female tiger being slightly lighter and the male tiger estimated to be approaching 500 kilograms.

One car certainly couldn't fit them all, Shi Wen simply borrowed a small truck.

When Zhu Ji learned that they had borrowed a small truck to transport tigers up the mountain, he couldn't stop laughing, "Wasn't this truck originally used to transport pigs?"

Shi Wen earnestly retorted, "No, the truck used for transporting pigs is smaller and not big enough to carry two tigers. This truck is used to transport cattle."

Zhu Ji: "No wonder the trunk is so big."

They often went to see the two tigers; they were quite familiar with the area.

This time was no different. Shi Wen calling out "Mother Tiger."

The tigress's roar came from the mountain; she was larger and more mature, and her roars were even more terrifying.

If I didn't know it was my family's former tiger, I might have been terrified Shi Wen hearing that sound; it really is a bit frightening.

The tigress ran down the mountain, faster than before, leaping seven or eight meters in a single bound. She covered the mountain in just over two minutes.