All in One Factsheets (Te Awaroa National Park Update)

Overview

All-in-One Fact Sheet for theHunter Call of the WildAs an console player for theHunter Call of The Wild, i use a mobile phone for my references. And with so many information available in various Excel sheets and images i couldn’t find the one that suits my needs. Many information is out-dated since the release of the Scoring 2.0 system, or have seperate pages that just isn’t that handy if you use it on a mobile phone as a reference.I took the known information and converted this into a All-in-One image to help players select that diamond potential animal.

All-in-One Fact-Sheets

All-in-One Fact Sheet for theHunter Call of the Wild

As playing theHunter Call of The Wild primarily on a console, i use a mobile phone for my references. And with so many information available in various Excel sheets and images i couldn’t find the one that suits my needs. Many information is out-dated since the release of the Scoring 2.0 system, or have seperate pages that just isn’t that handy if you use it on a mobile phone as a reference.

I took the known information and converted this into a All-in-One image to help players select that diamond potential animal.

– Diamond requirements (Lower level animals can still be a diamond, but best chances are with these numbers)
– Permitted Weapons (Based on most common used and my personal preferences)
– Need Zone Times (Average need zone times, they might be different on your own map)
– Called & Scents Decoys for duck and goose are not included at this moment)

I take no credit for all the provided numbers. I used multiple sources for the information in this sheets and therefor the credits go to awesome COTW community out there!

Note that the ammunition is based on my personal preferences of allowed ammo, so there may be more ammo permitted per class. Might even do Class – Weapon page in the future!

Note that the need zone times are based on the average times troughout given information. They might be different on your own map, but mostly + or – 30 minutes around given times.