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== The Basics == |
== The Basics == |
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| − | As a rule, animals can be found all over the map. Some animals are more prone to spawning in particular areas, however. For example, [[Cow|cows]] and [[Deer|deer]] are more frequently found close to water sources. [[Goat|Goats]], [[Pig|pigs]], and [[Chicken|chickens]] are domesticated animals, and can therefore be found most often near [[Towns and Cities|towns]]. [[Rabbit]]s are not able to be freely hunted at the moment, but can be [[Rabbit Snare|trapped]] practically anywhere. |
+ | As a rule, animals can be found all over the map. Some animals are more prone to spawning in particular areas, however. For example, [[Cow|cows]] and [[Deer|deer]] are more frequently found close to water sources. [[Goat|Goats]], [[Pig|pigs]], and [[Chicken|chickens]] are domesticated animals, and can therefore be found most often near [[Towns and Cities|towns]]. [[Rabbit]]s are not able to be freely hunted at the moment, but can be [[Rabbit Snare|trapped]] practically anywhere. All animals can start bleeding after one hit making for an easy kill. |
There are several methods that a hunter can use to take down their prey. Hunting for larger game requires a ranged weapon, preferably something focused on accuracy such as a [[Weapons|rifle]]. Take care not to get too close to animals that you are tracking, as they will flee at any sign of danger (that includes '''''you'''''). Larger caliber weapons (such as a [[Mosin 9130|Mosin]] or [[Winchester Model 70|Winchester]]) are able to take most animals down in one or two shots, but smaller calibers (such as the [[Sporter 22|Sporter]]) may require multiple shots in quick succession to take down larger beasts. |
There are several methods that a hunter can use to take down their prey. Hunting for larger game requires a ranged weapon, preferably something focused on accuracy such as a [[Weapons|rifle]]. Take care not to get too close to animals that you are tracking, as they will flee at any sign of danger (that includes '''''you'''''). Larger caliber weapons (such as a [[Mosin 9130|Mosin]] or [[Winchester Model 70|Winchester]]) are able to take most animals down in one or two shots, but smaller calibers (such as the [[Sporter 22|Sporter]]) may require multiple shots in quick succession to take down larger beasts. |
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== Spoils of the Hunt == |
== Spoils of the Hunt == |
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| − | After killing an animal, the player can ''Skin and Quarter'' it using any [[Knife|knife]] or |
+ | After killing an animal, the player can ''Skin and Quarter'' it using any [[Knife|knife]] or a [[machete]]. Skinning an animal allows the player to acquire material from the animal. Different animals supply the player with varying amounts of meat and pelts that will be added directly to your inventory or, if full, placed on the ground in front of you. Most animals drop a [[Pile of Guts]] or [[Small Pile of Guts]] (depending on the size of the animal), some [[Bones]], and [[Animal Lard]] in addition to their meat and pelt as well. |
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== Wildlife of Chernarus == |
== Wildlife of Chernarus == |
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The following [[Wildlife|animals]] can be hunted in DayZ: |
The following [[Wildlife|animals]] can be hunted in DayZ: |
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| + | * [[Bear]]s |
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* [[Boar]]s |
* [[Boar]]s |
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* [[Chicken]]s |
* [[Chicken]]s |
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* [[Cow]]s |
* [[Cow]]s |
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* [[Deer]] |
* [[Deer]] |
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| − | * [[Fox]]es |
+ | * [[Fox]]es (not implemented in 1.06) |
* [[Goat]]s |
* [[Goat]]s |
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* [[Pig]]s |
* [[Pig]]s |
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| − | * [[Rabbit]]s |
+ | * [[Rabbit]]s (not implemented in 1.06) |
* [[Sheep]] |
* [[Sheep]] |
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* [[Wolf|Wolves]] |
* [[Wolf|Wolves]] |
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* [[Crafting]] |
* [[Crafting]] |
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Revision as of 14:19, 4 December 2020
Hunting is the practice of tracking and killing animals for their resources. It is a source of food in addition to providing raw materials to be used in the process of crafting. Along with the related activities of fishing, gathering, and growing, hunting is able to provide nearly everything a player needs to survive in the wilderness of Chernarus.
The Basics
As a rule, animals can be found all over the map. Some animals are more prone to spawning in particular areas, however. For example, cows and deer are more frequently found close to water sources. Goats, pigs, and chickens are domesticated animals, and can therefore be found most often near towns. Rabbits are not able to be freely hunted at the moment, but can be trapped practically anywhere. All animals can start bleeding after one hit making for an easy kill.
There are several methods that a hunter can use to take down their prey. Hunting for larger game requires a ranged weapon, preferably something focused on accuracy such as a rifle. Take care not to get too close to animals that you are tracking, as they will flee at any sign of danger (that includes you). Larger caliber weapons (such as a Mosin or Winchester) are able to take most animals down in one or two shots, but smaller calibers (such as the Sporter) may require multiple shots in quick succession to take down larger beasts.
Spoils of the Hunt
After killing an animal, the player can Skin and Quarter it using any knife or a machete. Skinning an animal allows the player to acquire material from the animal. Different animals supply the player with varying amounts of meat and pelts that will be added directly to your inventory or, if full, placed on the ground in front of you. Most animals drop a Pile of Guts or Small Pile of Guts (depending on the size of the animal), some Bones, and Animal Lard in addition to their meat and pelt as well.
Wildlife of Chernarus
The following animals can be hunted in DayZ:
- Bears
- Boars
- Chickens
- Cows
- Deer
- Foxes (not implemented in 1.06)
- Goats
- Pigs
- Rabbits (not implemented in 1.06)
- Sheep
- Wolves
Media