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Deep in a quiet and undisturbed forest, two very different foragers happen upon a once in a lifetime discovery at the same time. A war of attrition begins, with the last man standing ready to claim natures greatest gift for himself.
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Deep in a quiet and undisturbed forest, two very different foragers happen upon a once in a lifetime discovery at the same time. A war of attrition begins, with the last man standing ready to claim natures greatest gift for himself.
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