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And if you have items dropped get swallowed by snow outside, or the floor inside, take an F8 screenshot, upload it from your desktop into Artwork, and post it in a bug report in the Techniucal Issues subforum, so Hinterland can see the co-ordinates of where this is happening. AFAIK, stuff is not supposed to be eaten by terrain or texture layers. (Don't drop anything on the floor by the fire barrel downstairs in Hibernia, the floor eats stuff...)
And why would you put fish in a cintainer indoors anyway? It degrades so quickly! If it's still edible, leave it out in the snow, where it only decays 1 %/day. Keeping meat and fish indoors is just wasting valuable food. Just imagine if we had Smell-o-vision? The stench coming from your monitor from the rotting food inside your cabin would be... ewwwwwwwww. *gag*
Now it seems like food kept in the drawer of a fish hut held up just fine. I didn't notice a severe decay since that fish was in there for...a week?
There is a good guide called "Game Mechanics- Know The World To Surivive It" in the Guides section. May be a bit out of date with some of the new clothing, but it will give you a good idication of decay rates for foods, tools, clothing. Indoors and Outdoors. Can't say how spot in things are after the most recent update. But it's a good guide to check out.
(It is out of date a bit for clothing, just looked. But the author is supposedly working on updating all of the data.Which may take a while for them to do good, solid, cotrolled tests to get conclusive results that are replicable.)
(Edit- and Fishing huts are considered "outdoors", which is why folks use them to prevent or treat Cabin Fever.)