No, no, no. Of course they aren't aggart tracks - aggart tend to shift their left foot when they stand idle which leaves a peculiar print. The tracks you've described favor the right side, which clearly indicates snike. Now that we know for certain they're in the area we need a way to draw them in. Snike are known to feed on a reed-like plant called gartweed that coincidentally is very good at replicating a snike mating call. If you collect five or so of these reeds I can fashion a call that will fool even the most intelligent snike.

• Tracking the Snike (Tracking the Snike completed)