The Hunter Wikia
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Introduction

Every player has three skills that develop over time and make the hunting a bit easier every time the next level is reached. All skills start at level 1 and are maxed out at level 20.

Click on your hunter name in the top bar, then click Skills.
- The Tracking and Spotting skills are increased per species.
- The Shooting skill is increased per weapon. Many weapons share the shooting skill.

PlayerSkills

Tracking

Main article: Tracking Skill
Tracking is the players ability to gather information from the tracks left by animals in the game. This includes things like, the approximate direction traveled and approximate location of a calling animal. As the player gain more experience more specific information can be gathered such as gender, weight and the age of the track.

Spotting

Main article: Spotting Skill
Spotting is the players ability to detect and analyze animals within the game. A successful spot draws an outline around an animal for a short period of time allowing the player to easily track it through dense vegetation. Spotting also provides increasingly detailed information, such as gender or estimations for weight and score.

Shooting

Main article: Shooting Skill
Hitting your target will raise your skill level for each weapon.

Tracking and Spotting Estimations at Level 20

With tracking and spotting skill level 20, players have found the following maximum tracking and spotting estimations. To get the best possible weight estimation, spotting level 15 is sufficient.

Species Male Female
Tracking Weight Spotting Weight Spotting Score Tracking Weight Spotting Weight Spotting Score
Alpine Ibex 95-120 105-120 240-295 15-40
American Black Duck n/a n/a
Arctic Fox 6.6-8.0 7.2-8.0 2.9-4.3 2.8-3.6
Axis Deer 95-110 100-110 190-215 35-55 40-55 n/a
Banteng 790-900 155-180 (?) 730-850
Bighorn Sheep 95-120 105-120 185-210 40-65
Bison 780-910 840-910 125-140 490-620 520-590
Black Bear 250-290 260-290 22-24 120-160 120-150
Blacktail Deer 80-95 85-95 180-200 55-70 55-65 n/a
Bobcat 20-30 20-30 9-10 15-25
Brown Bear 400-490 440-490 27-29
Canada Goose
Cottontail Rabbit 1.6-1.8 1.7-2.0 1.8-2.0 1870-2000
Coyote 20-30 25-30 57-60 15-25 15-25 41-45
Dall Sheep 95-120 105-120
Eurasian Lynx 35-45 40-45 10-12
European Rabbit 2.2-2.5
Fallow Deer 80-95 85-95 35-55 n/a
Feral Goat 60-70 60-70 365-420
Feral Hog 190-205 195-205 1130-1230 160-170
Gadwall n/a n/a
Grey Wolf 80-95 80-95 16-17 55-75 60-70 15-16
Grizzly Bear 310-360 330-360 26-28 160-220 170-210 16-18
Magpie Goose 3.7 - 4.0
Mallard Duck n/a n/a
Moose 580-620 590-620 225-245 410-480 420-460 n/a
Mule Deer 115-140 125-140 225-250 75-90 n/a
Northern Pintail n/a n/a
Pheasant 2.6-3.0 2.7-3.0 27-30 n/a
Polar Bear 510-600 540-600 29-32 260-350 290-350
Puma 85-105 95-105 14-16 50-65 12-13
Red Deer 220-240 225-240 270-290 n/a
Red Fox 10-20 10-15
Red Kangaroo 80-95 85-95 85-95
Reindeer 160-185
Rock Ptarmigan 600-640 600-640
Rocky Mountain Elk 315-340 325-340 430-480 230-260 235-250 n/a
Roe Deer 30-35 30-35 25-35 30-35 n/a
Roosevelt Elk 450-500 470-500 270-330 280-310 n/a
Rusa Deer 140-160 150-160 180-200 65-90 70-85 n/a
Sambar Deer 450-550 500-550 240-265 320-380 n/a
Sitka Deer 75-90 110-125 40-50 (?) n/a
Snow Goose
Snowshoe Hare 1.5-1.8 1.6-1.8 1.7-2.0 1.8-.2.0
Turkey 8.7-10.0 9.3-10.0 65-75 5.8-7.2 6.3-7.1 n/a
Water Buffalo 1040-1200 1120-1200 270-290
Whitetail Deer 90-100 90-100 195-215 45-60 55-65 n/a
White-tailed Ptarmigan 0.4-0.5 0.4-0.5 460-480 0.4-0.5 0.4-0.5 460-480
Wild Boar 195-240 210-240 1100-1300 (?) 165-170
Willow Ptarmigan 0.7-0.9 0.7-0.8 770-810 0.7-0.9 0.7-0.8 770-810
Wood Grouse 6.0-7.2 6.6-7.2 6630-7200 2.2-3.4 2.2-2.9
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