Backfilling Brainstorms | theHunter: Call of the Wild | Page 1

crystal forum Jun 3, 2023, 4:29 AM

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This is some ideas for some backfilling on most reserves, and new additions.
Please sit back and read, some of these animals may have people disagree, and agree! So come on.

The List

New species = Pukeko - New Zealand

New species = wallaby - New Zealand 

New species = Chukar Partridge - Silver ridge peaks

New species = marmot - silver ridge peaks 

Returning species = coyote - silver ridge peaks 

 New species = Cape shoveler - vurhonga savanna

New species = South African shelduck - vurhonga savanna

New species = Egyptian geese - vurhonga savanna

New species = Red legged partridge - cautro colinas

New species = Pyrenean chamois - cautro colinas

New species = arctic fox - medved taiga 

Returning species = Chamois

Please heart this post if y’all guys want these animals to be added.

weary whale Jun 3, 2023, 4:41 AM

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Willow Ptarmigan to Yukon and Dusky Grouse to Silver Ridge

crystal forum Jun 3, 2023, 5:01 AM

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Ooh

bold umbra Jun 3, 2023, 5:43 AM

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Unfortunately Arctic Fox are not animals typically found in Taiga (though they do show up in the boreal forest of Canada) and even if an Arctic Fox population tried to establish themselves in the Siberian Taiga the Red Fox would outcompete them

Also I’m not entirely sure which map your indicating the Chamois would be returning too, and if it is Medved, I got even worse news: The only chamois that naturally occur in Russia at all are from the subspecies found in the Caucasian Mountains which would be an interesting location for a reserve on it’s own

Wolverines make an excellent choice for Medved and would serve as a rare and aggressive target to hunt (which I touched on a bit here https://discord.com/channels/393040947006406657/1110018778978320476)

I also love the waterfowl selection you chose for Vurhonga

I should also add that the Yellow-bellied Marmots are the marmots found in the area Silver Ridge is set

Also what kind of wallaby were you thinking: I know Red-necked/Bennett’s Wallaby are a popular choice for additional new species to Te Awaroa but there is also Dama Wallaby

(Images added are of the Yellow-bellied Marmot and Dama Wallaby)