The Path of Survival.

Summary

The group faced a physically and mentally exhausting day, successfully capturing a wild boar and planning to construct a pigpen. They agreed on a simple design, measuring three by two meters, with a height of one and a half meters to prevent escapes. They needed over 500 bricks to complete the pigpen and decided to create a sturdy door using wooden beams and wedges for easy replacement. Despite the inconvenience of securing the door, the method was efficient, as pigpens are rarely opened. Concerns about the height for feeding and watering the boar were raised, indicating the need for practical adjustments.

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