Hidden Truths of Nomadic Life in Iran: Shocking Stories and Real Challenges

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In this challenging situation, where time is limited and the sun is setting quickly, I would prioritize moving the smaller herd to the pen first. Why? Because smaller herds are generally easier to manage, and in critical situations, quick decision-making is essential. By getting the smaller group to safety, I can then focus on guiding the larger herd more carefully without the pressure of time. This strategy minimizes potential risks and ensures the safety of both groups, preserving the integrity of the entire herd. It’s about managing resources effectively in the harsh realities of nomadic life, where every decision counts.

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[@jahanbin1]

I would prioritize the smaller herd for safety, ensuring they reach the pen quickly before dark.

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[@laraaqakhany]

I’d choose the smaller herd first. It’s easier to manage in a rush and will avoid more potential issues.

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[@nomadic-4mb]

I’d go with the larger herd to minimize risk. Time is limited, but the bigger group might need more attention.

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[@laraaqakhany]

I would take the smaller herd to the pen first. It’s quicker to manage and safer in a time-crunch. The larger herd can be handled with more care afterward. Efficiency is key in nomadic life!

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[@Dena-4MB]

The smaller herd seems safer for a quick return to the pen, leaving the larger one to be dealt with later.

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