Chapter 769: Tie up the injured pigs first

After a moment, Wang An began to count:

"One, two, three."

As soon as the number three was spoken, Wang An and Wang Li fired almost simultaneously.

With a single "Bang!" of a gunshot, both the herd of pigs and the pack of dogs were instantly sent into a frenzy.

The reason only one gunshot was heard was that the two men had fired at the same time, causing the sounds to merge into one.

The herd of pigs scattered instantly, and all the dogs instinctively lunged forward. Surprisingly, however, every single dog went straight for the female wild boars.

As for the little piglets, the dogs ignored them with tacit understanding.

After firing their shots, Wang An and Wang Li had no further opportunity to shoot and could only hold their guns and wait silently.

In their line of sight, Da Hei led Xiao Hei and Er toward a robust female wild boar.

Da Hei lunged forward and clamped his jaws firmly onto the sow's ear. Xiao Hei followed suit, leaping up to bite the sow's other ear.

With both ears bitten, the sow let out a piercing, miserable shriek, shaking her head desperately in an attempt to shake off Da Hei and Xiao Hei.

However, the combined weight of the two dogs was roughly equal to that of the sow, which meant that their combined effort to drag the pig's head quickly immobilized her.

Er, having run a few steps behind, saw the wild boar's tail constantly flicking. In his urgency, he tilted his head and bit down on the sow's tail.

Er's bite clearly gave the wild boar a fright; her back arched instantly, and the anus and urinary tract on her hindquarters retracted tightly.

To be honest, seeing this scene, Wang An almost laughed out loud in spite of himself.

Damn, she was clenching tight; the sow was clearly terrified of her "city gate" falling.

Meanwhile, Er Hei, San Hei, and San were more fortunate, as they were attacking the sow whose front legs had been broken by Wang Li.

These three dogs had a simpler target, all focusing their efforts on the rear of the boar. Er Hei and San Hei bit the armpits of the boar's hind legs from left and right, while San, like Er, bit the tail and dragged backward with all his might.

With her front legs broken and being dragged by three dogs from behind, the boar was soon reduced to nothing but whimpering.

Shifting his gaze, Da Huang, Er Huang, and Si were having a bit of a struggle with the boar they were facing.

Among these three dogs, only Er Huang was a truly solid, hard-hitting fighter. He was the largest of the four dogs Wang Li had, and the heaviest, looking a bit like a "silly big guy" among dogs.

As for Da Huang, the female dog, although she was a lead dog, she had always lacked presence. Her only real strength was her nose; otherwise, she had no notable advantages.

If these four yellow dogs had formed a pack on their own, her importance might have been clear, but ever since they started hunting with Da Hei, her nose didn't seem like much of an advantage either.

So, when facing this uninjured sow, only Er Huang was biting the pig's ear for dear life without letting go, while Da Huang had bitten the ear several times only to have the sow break free.

As for San, the half-grown dog, his ability was even more limited; he looked anxious but didn't know where to bite.

This resulted in the sow never being fully immobilized, still having the strength to shake her head and walk.

Shifting his gaze again, San Huang, Si Huang, and Da were facing the sow whose front legs had been broken by Wang An.

Given Wang An's marksmanship, there was naturally no such thing as missing, so this sow was easily immobilized by the three dogs.

After observing the situation on the entire field, Wang An immediately had a plan. While putting away his 56-semi-automatic rifle, he said to Wang Li:

"Old Five, let's go tie up the injured pig that Er Hei and the others have pinned down first." Wang Li was stunned for a moment upon hearing this and said:

"Ah? What's that, Fourth Brother? Shouldn't we help Da Huang and Er Huang's group first?"

It was clear that Wang Li had also been watching the situation on the whole field.

However, when Wang An heard this, he rolled his eyes at Wang Li and said:

"Just do what you're told. Can't you ask questions after the work is done?"

After saying this, Wang An ignored Wang Li, untied the rope from his waist, and walked toward where Er Hei and San Hei were.

Although the bewildered Wang Li didn't understand why, his greatest strength was his obedience; he did whatever Wang An said.

So, he immediately put away his gun, slung it on his back, and took a few quick steps to catch up with Wang An.

In fact, Wang Li wasn't wrong, because according to normal human logic, one should indeed help Da Huang and Er Huang's group of three dogs.

After all, those three dogs were struggling greatly, and it was very likely they would let the sow they were pinning down run away.

If she were to run away, it would truly be a case of the loss outweighing the gain.

Before Wang An even reached them, he said to Er Hei and San Hei:

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"You two better hold her down tight, don't let me get bitten, damn it."

After speaking, Wang An casually made a pig-trotter knot in the rope, quickly stepped forward, reached out from the pig's right side, and looped the knot over the pig's snout.

Remember, regardless of whether a wild boar still has fighting strength, try your best not to appear directly in front of it.

Because if the dogs fail to hold it and the boar runs, the force of a wild boar colliding with a person is a truly terrifying thing.

Broken legs and fractured arms are not out of the question.

Immediately after, Wang An pulled the end of the rope hard, then quickly crossed and wrapped the two ends of the rope, and the pig's snout was tied shut firmly.

With a sow, as long as you tie its mouth shut, it basically has no offensive power left.

At this moment, Wang Li had also walked up to the front, and like Wang An, he tied a knot in the rope, though his eyes swept left and right.

Subsequently, Wang Li took one end of the rope and very quickly passed it through the armpit of the sow's hind leg. With a hook of his left hand, the other side of the rope was inserted into the knot.

Wang Li pulled hard, and one side of the rope was tied to a hind leg of the pig, while the other side remained in Wang Li's hand.

Wang Li pulled the end of the rope and wrapped it directly around a tree. At this point, the wild boar had only one good leg left to move with.

However, Wang Li didn't even look at that one remaining movable hind leg.

Seeing this scene, Wang An gently patted Er Hei and San Hei. After the two dogs released their mouths, Wang An pointed to the pig being held by Da Huang and Er Huang and said:

"You two, hurry over and help."

Although Er Hei and San Hei were quite spirited, they were truly not as clever as Da Hei.

The main thing was that these two dogs couldn't really understand human speech; every time Wang An said something, they were in a state of being half-understanding and half-bewildered.

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