Sleeping powder

[Amanda44]

can't you still leash as many animals as you can hold ropes for?

Yes, but they don't follow the wagon in any kind of uniformed line, they get stuck on each other and the blasted wagon when you stop or slow down to manoeuvre! It's a terrible system, they trail behind at different lengths also becoming stuck on tree's, logs, bushes, cliffs, ants or even nothing! The rope constantly becomes unleashed making you have to jump out and go fetch them, ofc you have to find them first, as the minute they are free they travel at the speed of light in a totally different direction than where you last saw them.

Try it, with two of you and a driver, all holding cows and see what happens ...

[sabinati]

they should just improve the pathing for them and remove chance of unleashing, shouldn't they?

[Amanda44]

they should just improve the pathing for them and remove chance of unleashing, shouldn't they?

Or leash them to the wagon to form a convoy where they can't have problems with pathfinding or become unleashed. Ta da!

But, yeah, no to sleeping powder! I forgot what the original suggestion was, lol.

[Potjeh]

Sheepdogs plox, and make grazing a viable alternative to troughs.

Also, a big chunk of Argentinian cattle population is still free-range, moved around by sort-of-nomadic gauchos

[DaniAngione]

Sheepdogs plox, and make grazing a viable alternative to troughs.

Also, a big chunk of Argentinian cattle population is still free-range, moved around by sort-of-nomadic gauchos

And they become excellent steak (my father is argentinian )

It would be cool if we had wolves that can be tamed to be dogs