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Once you can make them setup a work order with top up and when you liberate the right village they will trade you straps.
Travel Signs are completely worth it.
Note, though, that they've made some town areas larger, so you can't place them as close as you could earlier in the game's dev == travel is more tedious now.
I also build a stockpile at most locations and store at least 1 stack of arrows in them, then whatever else I farm at that location - especially good when clear-cutting forests for sightlines. Plus jumping on a stockpile is the only way I can farm so many bandit patrols with my elm bow.
Some bandit camps keep respawning until you raid their camp - take the flag or their writ or whatever. Others do despawn as soon as you've killed either all current bandits, or get too close to the camp (instead of kiting) when killing the last one. It can be a bummer to mistakenly take down a camp :/
No longer, new bandit caps are created from neighboring hostile territories. :)