Improving Parque

[reef salmon]

I love parque,however there are a few ways it could be fixed without making an entirely new Argentina map

Mammals
•Euro Rabbit
•Plains viscacha
•South American Gray Fox-Class 2
•Four Horned Ram-Class 4
•Fallow Deer
•European Wild Boar

Upland Birds and Waterfowl
Brazilian Teal
Silver teal
Ringed Teal
Chiloe Wigeon
Fulvous Whistling Duck
Red Shoveler

Eared Dove
Picazuro pigeon
Monk Parakeet
White-eyed Pigeon

General Updates
More tree stand capabilities
Update to textures,especially foliage

[odd cipher]

I love parque but its just annoying to hunt ngl nothing spawns at the zones

[reef salmon]

I feel the same way but for vurhonga,all the old maps feel super dead.

[odd cipher]

Vurhonga is nice to hunt but i get what u mean

[amber citrus]

I think recreated versions of Parque,Vurhonga (africa 2.0), Yukon would be awesome

[gray drum]

If Parque has more open terrain I would suggest the Guanaco, but for a species that could work regardless of terrain I will suggest the Culpeo Fox too, from what I have have read they are inbetween a red fox and coyote in size, inhabit many parts of Patagonia and will occasionally hunt young guanaco and domestic sheep

[frail anvil]

We need small Caiman population in the very northern swamps of the map

[rotund kelp]

Pere David deer would be the perfect backfill I say

[gray drum]

From how it sounds, Parque is a bit too far for Caiman to live anyways but we got Collared Peccary on the map so I will point out 2 species that live close enough to somewhat work (Though would work better on a map set in Northern Argentina): Yacare Caiman (First picture) and Broad-snouted Caiman (Second Picture)

[frail anvil]

Any out of these 2 would be amazing on Parque

[heady temple]

Bump

Emerald Coast added Axis Deer and Sunderpatan added Blackbuck. This DLC has only the cinnamon teal as its unique specie even Layton Lakes has the rabbit, elk, blacktail.

Used to be one of my favorite reserves up with Vurhonga and Sunderpatan added Water Buffalo so only the cinnamon teal is the exclusive specie from that map.

[drowsy pivot]

In fact, Parque lost its exclusive. A unique addition from the region would be welcome...

[gray drum]

It still has Cinnamon Teal exclusively, so it would be more correct to point out that Parque has no big game species exclusive for it

[drowsy pivot]

Yes, just him, unfortunately, it is not something that I consider interesting for the region due to the animal

[gray patio]

Personally, it's one of the most underrated maps. I’d like to improve it by adding some of the species shown in the image, as appropriate for Parque Fernando. I know some of them don’t belong.

[gray patio]

Me:

1. Southern Pudu
2. Pere David’s Deer
3. Patagonian huemul
4. Feral River Water Buffalo
5. Hybrid Sheep
6. Multi-horned Sheep
7. Mouflon
8. Alpine Ibex
9. Hybrid Ibex
10. Feral Goat
11. Feral Hog
12. American Beaver
13. Feral Ox (= Bull)

Remove Peccary and Mule Deer

[gray drum]

I would personally leave out the Huemal and Pudu in favour of Guanaco and Culpeo Fox

Honestly Tahr would still be a more realistic inclusion then Mule Deer & Peccary (and yes Tahr do get hunted in Argentina, this video features it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lfaLMky7bSw )

I do agree that Beavers would also fit quite well

Another feral animal that would work are Feral Dogs, which cause a lot of problems for both wildlife and people with livestock (hence the attached image)

[gray patio]

I agree with Guanaco and Culpeo Fox. I did not know about the feral dog. Some species are more popular internationally. I want humeul and pudu because they are local animals and I like them a lot. I think there isn’t Mule Deer in Patagonia as we discussed the other day.

[gray patio]

Speaking of the video about the Himalayan Thar, the description says the hunting site is La Pampa, which is far from Patagonia.

[gray drum]

Part of the reason I don’t think Huemal Deer would fit well is ironically because of the Red Deer

Red Deer tend to outcompete the Huemal and push them into less suitable areas so it’s unlikely the Huemal would do all that well on Parque with all the Red Deer on that map

[gray patio]

That is why we need to implement population management of red stag as a new mission in Parque Fernando, treating it as an invasive species. This management aims to preserve the huemul in its natural habitat, in the face of the red stag invasion that is pushing it into mountainous areas. A part of the huemul population has been extirpated (image).