TOP 10 TRICKS & TIPS for BEGINNERS in The Hunter Call of the Wild 2024!!!

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  @christoph1177 · 3 years ago · pinned

  Probably the best video on the subject, the game did a 180 for me after I followed your tips and everything is way easier and more fun, thanks!

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  @shoesbutsockless · 3 years ago

  beginner tip: all players start with the .270 Stradivarius in their weapons locker right of the bat (if you look at it in the store the green tick by the weapon shows you already own it), so its actually free. you will need to earn some rifle score to unlock to polymer tip rounds though.

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  @e.kent.d9561 · 3 years ago

  As an old timer in the game, (years of level 60) I come back to basic info like this. Always pick up some useful stuff. Thanks for ALL that you put on YouTube and other places.

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  @ShannonWright-u3v · 2 years ago

  Level 27, had the game for a couple years but just now really playing it, I love it.

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  @stangace20 · 3 years ago

  Even when the maps are dark/grayed out you can still often tell where the outposts are if you just look for the offshoots/dead end paths of the main trails.<br><br>If you see one, more often than not that is going to either be an info point OR an outpost so you don&apos;t necessarily have to always go to the outlooks first!

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  @IrishHunter84 · 3 years ago

  i wish i had all this information when i first played this amazing game

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  @DeadEyeDuggy · 3 years ago

  A friend made a suggestion that has been game-changing for me. Instead of opening the lookout towers at the beginning, he avoids all outlooks until he has searched the entire reserve for need zones. It&apos;s much more difficult to find all the need zones after the map has been opened up (meaning, the shading has disappeared). However, by waiting to open the lookout towers you can easily see where you have been and avoid missing some important need zones. By the time you are ready to open the lookout towers your map will be completely full of need zones. We have found it is best to avoid tracking animals or walking in weird patterns until the reserve is open. We divide the reserve into squares and travel outside of the square due north-south vertically and east-west horizontally. Additionally, you are more likely to find some great spots from which to hunt that you might otherwise have not discovered. We&apos;ve identified best spots for high ground, best spots for tree stands, best spots for night feeding, etc. Neither my friend nor I are what you would call &quot;grinders,&quot; but we&apos;ve learned that the secret is NEED ZONES. Thanks, Lady, for all your great vids. I&apos;ve learned a great deal from you.

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  @SouperRiskyyy · 3 years ago

  Started playing about two weeks ago again after about 3 years and your guides have been helping alot, managed to get 4 Diamonds thanks to your guides as well !

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  @astr0fire147 · 3 years ago

  My beginner tip is to take advantage of need zones, i didnt do anything with them when i was new and it was difficult finding any animals.

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  @Jlen_inthewild · 1 year ago

  This is awesome! Thank you, just got this game yesterday. Haven’t started it yet

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  @ALvatar3 · 1 year ago

  New player I’ve watched 50 of your videos. Much appreciated

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  @doofydoge5280 · 3 years ago

  Thank you so much! This helps me so much! I’ve been looking for the 300 win mag but couldn’t find it and you got it for me! I love your content! Stay strong Lady!

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