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This forces the girls into the forest where, theoretically, they may be separately taken. - (Hunters of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #25)

It was to besiege the girls in their stockade, cutting them off from food and water, and merely wait until they, hungering and thirsting, following our orders, threw down their weapons, stripped themselves and emerged, backing toward us, their wrists crossed behind their backs, one by one, at intervals, as we called them forth. In this way they cannot well see us and we can see the position of their hands the wrists of which, crossed, are readied for binding fiber. A similar plan, but swifter, requires setting fire to the camp and its encircling wall. This forces the girls into the forest where, theoretically, they may be separately taken. There are many dangers here, however. The girls usually emerge armed and dangerous, rapidly scattering. It can be extremely perilous to attempt to capture such women. - (Hunters of Gor)