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I kept essentials like meat and extra picks and shovels in the Saddlebags and one of each on one of the posse and my ore and skins until I got back to the back plus the unused amulets which are a pain to lick across the vendor on. Basic the economy comes down to ammo, Med kits, and having axes and shovels handy when you need them. Since it takes no time to have green gear I was casting copper bars and selling them and breaking down the gold and silver ones I was coming across.
The ammo though is where the true management of the game is. You can usually find enough water barrels to top off health unless you pull major aggro which usual only happened when I hit pathing issues with a posse member. Besides Albright after she joined the posse I wasn’t too worried about the other posse member.
I rarely used shotgun myself so I had a zillion rounds for the shotgun just for drops and loot alone. At least I was mining enough or and finding enough loot here and here that about two-thirds throw the Bounty Hunter Act I realized even though I had essentially two extra loot bags with me if you count the posse that soon it didn’t come worth all the juggling to loot everything .