Add aoudads to Rancho

[toxic ether]

Aoudad live in south Texas and NORTHERN MEXICO where ranch is set so I believe a nice big game animal would be nice in rancho.

[dark pebble]

Sonora is too far east of the Mexico territories where the Aoudad live, they only go as far as Chihuahua

[toxic ether]

Still I think I would be a cool addition

[hazy tulip]

If Rancho wound up with Rocky Mountain Bighorns and what seems to be the more northern subspecies of White-tail, then a Barbary Sheep seems like less of a stretch then say any white-tail subspecies that isn't a Coue's

[woeful parcel]

COTW Has always had species overlap that doesn reflect real speciec distribution I think it would be a great idea

[toxic ether]

Agreed

[dark pebble]

It would really be better to have that Subspecies correction than to have another new inaccurate one

[lapis surge]

While we're at it, they need to fix the map. The fact that you have 1 more noise bar even when walking on a dirt road, just ruins the map.

[toxic ether]

Well it also makes no sense that you walk from bush land into desert just randomly like it does in rancho and literally every map

[mighty pebble]

Where on the map does this happen???

[toxic ether]

Along the black line

[mighty pebble]

It’s extremely gradual,I can picture it right now.

[toxic ether]

Another reason is that this is NATURE PRESERVE it is literally made to manage animals they some my considered non-native

[mighty pebble]

It’s a hunting ranch,owned by some random retired cattle rancher with a family mystery on the grounds.

[mighty pebble]

It should actually probably follow this line.

[toxic ether]

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[upbeat maple]

EW Put Rio Grande Turkeys On This Map, A Species That Is Completely Absent From Sonora. I Doubt That Having Aoudad On What’s Essentially A Game Ranch Would Be Too Big Of A Stretch, Especially Considering That They Already Stated That Pheasants Were Introduced To The Reserve.

[mighty pebble]

It’s been a bit since I’ve played ranchos story but could they be referring to when pheasant began flourishing in the 1800’s in North America???

[dark pebble]

Ring-necked Pheasants were released in Sonora in 1900s as part of a repopulation project and in the 2000s they were declared wildlife and included in federal legislation.
Currently un Mexico there are many breeding farms where owners of hunting land can buy them and release them on their properties without problem.

[dark pebble]

True, I had forgotten that they had the wrong subspecies xD

[toxic ether]

Bump

[low drum]

I want Desert Bighorn, not Rocky Mountain Bighorn in Rancho

[echo depot]

Would be Hella cool, they are also featured on Isla de penotas, make sure to take a look!
https://discord.com/channels/393040947006406657/1209221137905487902