Sounds like a good plan. Start by looking for the water sources—streams, ponds, and even dew on the ground in the early morning. Those areas usually bring a bunch of plants, insects, and a good chance of finding edible roots or berries. Then check the edges of the forest; the light gaps often host shrubs with berries or mushrooms. Keep an eye on the soil too—looser, loamy ground usually means good roots and roots that are easier to dig. Don’t forget to mark the spots you find, even just a small stick in a tree so you know where you’ve already been. And remember, the best spots are often the ones that aren’t obvious; look for subtle clues like fresh animal tracks or damp soil. Good luck on the map.