Shotgun are iffy, wouldn’t recommend except for funsies or hunting small one-shot animals like ducks/rabbits. So are pistols, but not until you get the penetration ammo. Weapons are essentially pick what you like. I prefer the range FINDING active perk so I can know how far an animal is, for the same purpose of knowing bullet drop and knowing for mission requirements (like kill under 30m). Bullet drop is VERY minor and easy to adjust for on rifles. The range setting ability in the rifle perks is oversold if you ask me. In time, you will learn from these situations and be able to adjust your strategy to your locale and hunted animals. Pick a direction not downwind and start walking, when you hear a call try to hide and lure it in with the appropriate lure or sneak up on it. Sprinting makes a LOT of noise, you will probably not catch any animals doing that except low difficulty does. I’m going to piggyback on this because it’s got some good tips, but hirschfelden is definitely “easier” for beginners because the deer are less spookable and smaller that white/black tail, but still considered 100% integrity for shooting with the starter 243 rifle. It takes a little bit of time to get the tents setup but once it does it really pays off. Then i reset the time 3 days and then start hunting the hotspots again. 22 rifle a 20ga shotgun and fast travel to my duck zones a couple different times and kill as many ducks as possible until i clear all the hunting pressure on the map except for in my duck zones. Once, i have hunting pressure on my hotspots ill equip a. I have all 10 tents setup in good spots now so thats all i do now.Īlso setup some tents and decoys up around some of the lesser populated lakes so you can travel between them killing ducks which will reset your hunting pressure over the main areas you hunt.
Before long you will start to see bigger animals. Reset the time forward a couple days and rinse repeat. Then fast travel to another tent on another lake and then do the same thing. Then just pop in to the tent and kill all the high level animals level 4 and level 7-8’s if you see them, try not to kill enough animals that you delete need zones which is usually 3. If you see a-lot of need zones or animals then put a tent within 50-100 yards of the lake downwind of the animals. My strategy for this new map was to run to within 250 yards or the lakes then crouch walk all the way around the lake spotting need zones. Whenever an animal dies, the map will create a purple circle around the area you SHOT the animal, and NOT where the animal died.ĭon't try to chase down a bleeding animal unless it received a vital hit or the bleeding rate is above Low( don't be a moron like me and chase a Low rate bleeding Moose for over 10km) + use n° 7 to have an early confirmation that the animal you shot already died.ĭM me if you want some help later on, i'm currently at work, but at home i have some guides saved in my steam acc(for maps spawn points, hotspots,etc)
Use callers and play with the cards you're given(if you only have equipment for hunting Red Deer, don't try to hunt Buffalos) Don't rush(take your time, hunting isn't a race)īe aware of your Noise/Scent(i never go over 2 bars of noise while actually hunting, and reduce it the closer i get to animals)ĭon't try to go for headshots(lung, heart and spine are currently the sweet spots for an instakill)
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