Food Hunt Level 147 Walkthrough
Begin Food Hunt level 147 with dark grey when the queue offers it, then clear the available white and grey. The picture is a man in an orange jacket pulling a stubborn dog on a sled through snow, with 7 colors to remove. Work pale orange and cyan into the route before finishing the enclosed orange and dark pink.
Orange is surrounded completely by dark grey and cyan, while much of dark pink also lies behind neighboring colors. Putting both into slots early leaves waiting boxes instead of useful progress. The broad cream area outside the winter scene is not a target, even though it covers more than half the board. Make your picks for the actual picture and use the queue to see which color is available next.
| Picture | Man in an orange jacket pulling a stubborn dog on a sled through snow |
|---|---|
| Colors | 7 |
Color Order for the Dog Sled Scene
Dark grey first; white and grey as offered; pale orange and cyan during the clear; orange and dark pink after their surrounding colors have gone.
Treat dark grey as the opening priority because it contains the most picture pixels among these seven colors. White and grey give you accessible work while that large area is being eaten, whereas cyan has a specific unlocking role around orange. Pale orange and cyan belong along that opening route, before the orange and dark pink finish. Whenever orange still has a dark grey or cyan border, continue removing the border instead of putting the jacket color into an occupied working area too soon.
Dog Sled Walkthrough: Open the Orange Route
- Start the largest available color. Put dark grey into a slot when it first appears in the lower queue. It has more cells than any other color in this scene, which makes its work last longer than the smaller accessible areas. Starting it promptly lets the ants eat the broad dark region while new colors become available below. Use that working period to clear the smaller offered colors rather than leaving the largest task untouched until late.
Video walkthrough of level 147
The walkthrough video shows the man and dog sled being cleared through the dark grey opening and exposed snow colors. Use the later orange and dark pink sections to compare when their neighboring walls have finally disappeared.
- Clear the exposed snow colors. Take white and grey as they become available during the dark grey opening. Their cells are exposed, allowing the ants to eat them without the enclosing walls that stop orange. Once a box reaches zero, its slot becomes available and the queue changes again. Keep this portion of the run light on waiting boxes so you retain room for the colors that actually open the later route.
- Check orange before committing. Do not send orange until both dark grey and cyan have been cleared. Every orange cell is surrounded by those two colors, so a visible orange section is not necessarily an accessible section. An orange box selected earlier will remain in its slot while the rest of the level continues through other colors. Recognize that pause as a border problem and direct your next useful picks toward the neighbors instead of expecting the orange counter to fall.
- Keep dark pink out of the blockage. Leave dark pink waiting in the queue until its surrounding colors have been eaten. Most of its area has the same access problem as orange, although the source describes it as partly rather than completely enclosed. Once those neighboring sections are gone, the ants can finish the dark pink normally and return the slot. Avoid pairing an early blocked dark pink with an early blocked orange, since the two waiting boxes sharply reduce room for the route-opening work.
- Use pale orange and cyan along the route. Work pale orange and cyan into the progression whenever they are offered with room available. Cyan is especially important because it is part of the wall that prevents the ants from reaching orange. Clear that cyan before trying to complete the orange jacket, even though the trap is explained earlier in the step list. Check for at least one free slot before adding another box so the lower queue can keep moving through the necessary colors.
- Eat the previously enclosed details. The closing portion returns to the orange and dark pink pixels that were protected earlier. Put their boxes into play separately and let each accessible area be eaten rather than sending both into another unresolved barrier. If one stops again, inspect its remaining neighboring color and clear that obstruction first. Level 147 ends after the last pixel of the dog sled picture disappears, without any cleanup of the surrounding cream area.
Orange Walls, Dark Pink and the Empty Border
Orange has a specific two-color dependency: all of its cells are fenced by dark grey and cyan. Removing only the dark grey portion does not finish the job if cyan still borders the jacket pixels. Check both colors before expecting orange to move. Dark pink has a partly enclosed region too, so its usefulness depends on whether the surrounding sections have actually been removed, not simply whether orange has already been selected.
The cream surround can distract you because it occupies more than half of the visible board. None of the seven boxes is measured against that outer region, and no action is needed to remove it. Focus on the man, dog, sled and snow inside the picture instead. Within those counted pixels, keep no more than one enclosed box waiting at a time and use the changing bottom queue to decide between available white, grey, pale orange and cyan.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you beat Food Hunt level 147?
Open with dark grey and use the exposed white and grey as the queue changes. Clear pale orange and cyan before the late orange and dark pink so the 7-color scene does not fill with waiting boxes. Keep at least one free slot available for the next useful pick.
Which color starts the dog sled level?
Dark grey is the largest of the 7 colors and should go in when offered. Its larger pixel area takes longer to eat than the exposed white and grey, so those smaller colors can progress while dark grey works.
Why is the orange counter not going down?
Orange is fully surrounded by two colors: dark grey and cyan. The ants cannot cross those walls to reach the jacket pixels. Remove both borders before expecting orange to clear.
When should you play dark pink?
Save dark pink until its surrounding colors have been removed. In this 7-color puzzle, much of dark pink is enclosed, and sharing the early slots with blocked orange makes the queue harder to advance. Once its route opens, dark pink finishes normally.
Does the cream background need clearing on level 147?
The cream area covers more than half the board but belongs to none of the 7 target colors. White, grey and the other picture colors count toward completion; the cream surround does not. Finish the last pixel inside the dog sled scene.
Read next
For more pictures, browse the Food Hunt levels list. The Food Hunt walkthrough page sums up the rules that apply to every level.