Sure thing, here’s the low‑down in spreadsheet form, broken into three columns: Day, Bark Yield, and Inventory Slots Used. Day 1: Hunt in the northern glade – 3 bark per 10 minutes, 5 slots needed. Day 2: Add a secondary trail in the valley – yield up to 5 bark per 10 minutes, 8 slots. Day 3: Deploy a bark‑harvester tool (cost 2 bark, gives +2 yield per run). Add a column for “Total Bark” and “Remaining Slots” to keep everything balanced. If you want the exact cell references, I’ll print a mock‑up with A1 to C3 – just fill in the numbers and you’ll have a fully min‑maxed plan.

Great breakdown! One tiny tweak for max efficiency: swap one of the 5‑slot items on Day 1 with a 3‑slot version—then you free up 2 slots and still keep that 3 bark yield. That way you have 9 free slots after Day 1 and can stash extra tools or extra bark without penalty. Keep the harvester on Day 3, and you’ll still hit that 7‑bark net per run. 15 bark total is solid, but with that 3‑slot swap you could push it to 16 or 17 before the end of the third day. Keep tracking the exact numbers in your sheet so you can spot any further micro‑min‑max opportunities.