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If you play 12 months after,as soon as you apptoach a farm,the animals spawn and immediately drop dead.
I just wanted to check this, and they were spawned in dead state, I didn't see them die or anything.
If you want the farmer experience, start in Echo Ridge and go straight right along the one main road and you can't miss a giant egg farm with 18 chicken farms on it, each with it's own spawn chance. There's like 100 chickens there in my save. It's moderately occupied by zeds.
South from that point along the east side of the river, there are dozes of larger farms in a short distance with larger livestock and very few zombies.
You should know before heading in, if you're planning to use the leather, you will need tailoring skill. You'll also need to find a "fleshing tool". I've cleared and searched all of Ekron as well as Echo Creek, found a barbell and dumbbell (rare items), two katanas... but not a fleshing tool.
Maybe you can forge one... once you find that specific recipe, and forage an insane amount of clay to make a kiln to make a crucible, then craft an anvil mould, then smelt some metal, pour it in to the mould to make an anvil, smelt more metal, then blacksmith it in to a fleshing tool, whenever you're skilled enough to actually make that tool, so you can START tanning your leather....
In reality, you can just use any knife to flesh a hide. It should just be done at a penalty.
The new crafting is a bit over-complicated, although could be compelling in a roleplay multiplayer setting.
THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT.
Trying to raise livestock is asking for a game-breaking bug right now.
I suffered from it myself, except with pigs. My first base where I put all my loot from all of Ekron is infested with over 1000 pigs and growing rapidly every moment I spend in that cell.
This causes EXTREME game-breaking lag.
I literally just started the husbandry. Collected a rooster and a hen, a male and female rabbit, and two baby pigs. BABY PIGS.
I went for a jog down the road and came back to ~200 ADULT pigs. Maybe 12 hours game time. And it seems to spawn a new pig every tick. Very soon it was 1000 pigs and growing.
There are videos of this "chickenpocalypse" bug in effect.
I wouldn't try it in a serious run, and so yes, while it's VIABLE to wait, it's not safe at the moment, and not worth the risk unless you're doing it far from where you live.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3407345516
Funny, that's exactly where I am, just by chance. The mansion is cool and has a fireplace.
But why do you recommend living there for farming? The enclosures are tiny = no grazing space. It hasn't happened yet, but I fully expect those 100 chickens to starve to death by the time the power turns off.
I think I got chickenpocalypse by grabbing a chicken from a hutch directly. The OG chicken was still there but I had a new one in inventory. Probably created a dupe ID or something and made the game go haywire. I reloaded a backup save and tried just grabbing them during the day when they're out. No problems so far.
They seem to be in stasis in the animal carriers. Weeks go by and they don't get thirsty.
if you want to be safe though, if you see some cows in an enclosure, but you don't want to bother with them at that moment, i would go into the enclosure, grab 2-3 of their troughs from the barn that's probably near them, and place them outside. from my experience animals have more water issues than food. at least pre-winter. idk what happens in winter.
this does have its own issue though in that i don't think rain fills troughs/rain collectors if you are too far away lol.