I'll have a depot full of goods, an empty broad-spectrum stockpile next door, and 60 idle dwarves. And my dwarves like to ignore itens, such as freshly chopped wood or Trade Depot goods, until I put a stockpile right next to them, and even then progress is slow. My soldiers tend to move about 20 tiles before they respond to new orders (which makes battles more FUN). Pathing is getting worse (they sometimes go in circles before they set off in the right direction, despite my traffic designations). I get the impression that, with 170 dwarves and lots of other things going on, DF is just having a hard time. None of my stockpiles give to my butchers workshops (ie they aren't waiting on a specific stockpile). My dwarves recently put it there, so they should be able to access it, right? There is a mangled water buffalo bull corpse 5 tiles from one of the butcher workshops. I took off my standard peace-time alert (keeping them out of the caverns), even though it included the areas of interest, just in case. Here are some things that I have checked and are NOT causing the problem: So, what gives? Is this a bug, or is livestock only butcherable if my dwarves killed it (or not during a siege, or something)? Will they not butcher the corpses because they were outside their access when they were killed? Some, including ducks, geese, and capybaras, would only give a skull if butchered alive, so dwarves wont bother butchering them dead. The butchers wasted no time getting the corpses and butchering them. Just last season, I send my military out to kill wild capybaras. Some of the corpses probably aren't butcherable, but there are also plenty of adult yaks, cows, and other large livestock that I know can be butchered. "Butcher animal" is set as the task in each shop, but three of the four butchers have "no job," and the other is at a party. By now, most of the corpses have been hauled to a variety of stockpiles, including the one right next to the butchers (so they're clearly accessible). I built two new butchers shops and assigned some more butchers, in anticipation of the flood of work, but they haven't butchered a single animal. By the time my troops broke through the rest of the siege and killed the attackers in the animal pen, about 3/4 of my several hundred livestock were dead. Everything was going swimmingly until a band of trolls managed to break into my livestock pen, followed by a squad of goblins. I recently fended off a goblin/troll siege.
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