Smoky, salted strips of elk. Keeps for months; restores stamina on long treks.

A pungent jerky favored by hunters for warmth and morale.

Basic iron-headed arrows, fletched with layered feathers.

Armor-piercing arrowheads suitable for chain and thinner plate.

A pack containing supplies and tools to make two simple hunting traps or a conceal-and-cover pit.

Sturdy tin with flint and charcloth — lights in wet weather if used skillfully.

A simple hooded lantern for travel; provides good light and can be angled to avoid blowing out.

Common fuel for lanterns and simple traps.

Treated sinew rope: strong, resists rot and freezing better than plant fiber.

A slim guide of tracking signs, seasonal movements, and known dens in the region compiled by local hunters.

A carved whistle used to signal fellow hunters or distract certain predators.

A cleaned skull or claw from a local predator; Brenna keeps a stock for trade or as display.

Thick, well-tanned pelt large enough to be fashioned into a cloak. Excellent insulation.

A massive, heavily insulating cloak made from a brown bear. Weighs more but stops the wind.

A serviceable longbow carved from seasoned yew. Good range and reliability.

A spear-like haft topped with a sharpened bone head, barbed to hold prey.

Common herbal antitoxin used by field hunters to counter venoms and poisons.

A common healer's draught: heals minor injuries instantly.

A folk remedy applied to minor bites and chill injuries to reduce infection and slow necrosis.