When capturing animals as food sources during camping in the wild, there are several tips that can help increase the success rate of catching animals. Here are some suggestions: 1. **Understand the local ecology**: Study the animals and plants in your area to understand their habits, activity times (such as dawn and dusk) and habitats. 2. **Choose the right capture tools**: Choose the right capture tools, such as traps, nets or fishing gear, according to the type of target animal. Make sure these tools comply with local laws and regulations. 3. **Set bait**: Use appropriate bait to attract the target animal. Different animals have different preferences for food, so you can use natural foods such as nuts, fruits, insects, etc. 4. **Keep quiet and hidden**: Keep quiet when capturing and avoid making noise. Try to wear colors similar to the environment to reduce disturbing the animals. 5. **Choose the right capture location**: Choose a place where animals often appear, such as near a water source, a path or an animal cave. 6. **Observe animal behavior**: Observe the behavior of the target animal before capturing, understand their activity rules and patterns, and choose the best time and location based on this. 7. **Use the natural environment**: Use the cover in the natural environment to set up hidden traps or observation points to increase the success rate. 8. **Be patient**: It may take time to capture creatures, so be patient and make adjustments at any time. 9. **Learn and practice**: You can improve your hunting skills through books, videos, or ask experienced people for advice, and constantly practice and reflect to gradually improve your abilities. 10. **Comply with laws and ethics**: Be sure to comply with local hunting regulations, ensure sustainable hunting, and do not capture protected animals. At the same time, respect the natural ecology and do a good job of environmental protection. Please remember that survival and hunting in the wild require a wealth of knowledge and skills. Be fully prepared before trying and have the necessary survival skills.