Entrails

Entrails
Vital statistics
Size	1 x 1
Stack Stacking data for (all) items is set at the Stack page in the Stacking property data section.<br><i>Please use "Source Edit" mode when editing this.</i>	Max:5 (Entrails)
Stockpile Stockpile data for (all) items is set at the Stockpile page in the Stockpile property data section.<br><br><i>Please use "Source Edit" mode when editing there.</i>	Trash (80)
Skill(s) RequiredSpecific needed skills.<br>The default skills every hearthling starts off with, Oral Tradition, Primitive Tools & Wilderness Survival), are ignored.	None (Hunting)
Object(s) Required	Sharp Tool
Produced By	Animal Corpses
Specific Type of	Bait
Required By	(9) Bush Rolls, Crop Circle, Grand Haruspex, Haggis, Liver & Onions, Mirkwood Offering, Ouroboros, Stitched Casing, Untanned Rot, (Bait (1): Bushcraft Fishingpole)
Go to Objects

Entrails are used in a few crafting recipes, and also as bait.

How to Acquire

Entrails, like intestines, are obtained by butchering large animals. They are also acquired from cleaning (gutting) small animal carcasses.

The quality of entrails received is based on the level as well as the type of animal, the quantity is based solely on the type of animal.

In early game, easy source of entrails are flocks of Chicken. They don't fight back, meaning that the hard part is finding them on grasslands of the Hearthland and chasing them down once they begin fleeing. Chickens also provide Feathers and Bones.

Quality (Butchering Products)

The quality of the "Entrails", while butchering, is determined by the quality of the animal corpse and is hardcapped by your sharp tool quality and softcapped by your survival level.

If $ToolQ<CorpseQ$ then $EntrailsQ=ToolQ$
If $Survival<CorpseQ$ then $Entrails=(CorpseQ+Survival)/2$

Tool hardcap is applied before the survival softcap. [Verify: Think its the other way around.]