One trap will catch 8 frogs before breaking, exhausting two or three should be no problem during the day. If there are enough frogs in close proximity the player can hunt with several traps at once, grabbing caught frogs and resetting traps constantly. They aren't very quick to react to the player and usually just continue hopping into the Trap, if they do become aggressive they can still be kited into it. The best way to catch them is to observe the direction they hop and place a trap right in front of them. Finally, crafting a Crock Pot will allow players to cook better food like Froggle Bunwich by placing Frog Legs into the pot.Ĭatching Frogs is quite easy but a Log Suit will help with taking the occasional hit. Ideally, at least 3 Drying Racks should be utilized for this camp setup. Drying Racks are important because they allow players to turn excess frog legs into jerky, providing a stable food source for winter. Twigs and grass supplies will be useful for crafting Traps and Drying Racks. Once a suitable location is found, camp should be set up a small distance away from the ponds to keep frogs from attacking players during the day. An ideal location has more than one pond, as a single pond won't spawn enough frogs to support a player through winter. There is usually a Cobblestone Road crossing the grasslands with many ponds close together so following a cobblestone road when exploring might be a good idea. The Mosquito Pond is a similar shape, but purple, and are found in the Marsh Biome.
Ponds will show on the map as light blue water circles with a green border. Map showing frog ponds, cobblestone road and nearby camp
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