And here it is, the third repeatable mission in the new series of Gold Rush Preparation quests in FrontierVille / The Pioneer Trail. Titled Scout the Railroad Tracks, the mission tells the following story: “Thunder Moon wants to help you scout out the route for your railroad tracks, so he can teach ya how to handle the critters you’ll meet at the Gold Rush!”
In other words, in order to complete the Scout the Railroad Tracks mission in FrontierVille, you will need to do the following:
- Find and Heal and injured Wild Pup
- Tend 30 Adult Badgers on your Homestead
- Tend 35 Adult Goats on your Neighbors’ Homesteads
You might find the Wild Pup while clearing Rocks off your homestead, but other actions might give you the injured Wild Pup as well. However, you will have to craft Med Kits to heal it, and that will require some work. Here is what you need to do to get a Med Kit:
After completing the Scout the Railroad Tracks mission in FrontierVille / Pioneer Trail, you will receive a reward of 2 Prep Mystery Box, 75 Preparation Points and 3 Gold Rush Vouchers.
How many Wild Pup Med Kits are needing to heal the injured wild pup? It’s so annoying to have to ask for stuff over and over without knowing how long you need to beg for stuff.
you need 10. So…. maybe quit playing the game
Editors: A request please. Whenever a mission requires that you craft something could you please give the name of the building where you can craft it? I hate this repeating mission because of all the trouble collecting the stuff to feed the dog. Someone says you have to feed it 10 times. I don’t know because I still don’t have enough items HOWEVER I’d like to know where I can craft it. I want to store up enough to repeat the mission 3 or 4 times before I even bother to finish it once. Yeah I can examine every building but it’d be nice to maybe have a crafting section where we could look up an item by name, find what it’s used to craft or what is needed to craft it. What mission it’s associated with and missions give the total number of crafting items needed. Wiki’s are designed for that kind of bottom to top info. Heck I’ll even volunteer to do the input but not the images.