Backfilling Bonanza

[fossil nest]

I am suggesting that potentially in the future ew could take some time to improve existing reserves and add some new animals to them and here is what I suggest :

Layton lakes :
Californian quail
Fox squirrel
American badger
Mountain goat

Hirschfelden :
European badger
European mufloun
Western capercaillie
Sika deer

Medved Taiga :
Siberian roe deer
Arctic fox
Common weasel

Vurhonga savannah :
African leopard
Greater kudu
Fallow deer
Striped hyena

Parque Fernando :
Fallow deer
Wild boar
Culpeo fox
Père David’s deer

Yukon valley :
Dall sheep
Wolverine
Willow ptarmigan
Roosevelt elk

Cuatro Colinas :
European badger
Fallow deer
Aoudad
Red squirrel

Silver ridge peaks :
Bob white quail
Shiras moose
Coyote
Red fox

Te arawoa :
Rocky Mountain elk
Sambar deer
Ring necked pheasant
Rusa deer

Rancho del arroyo :
Plains bison
Black bear
Mountain lion

Mississippi acres :
American beaver
Bobcat
Coyote
Lots of waterfowl

Revontuli coast :
Roe deer
European pine marten
Grey seal
European beaver

New England mountains :
Woodcock
Snowshoe hare
Fisher
Ruffed grouse

Emerald coast :
Dingos
Water buffalo
Australian shell duck

Also one last thing is to make more subspecies in the game.Yukon moose shiras moose eastern moose etc. (please leave your suggestions in this thread)

[rancid pond]

Great list,few problems however,Willow Ptarmigan do not live in Germany,Medved doesn’t apear to be coastal it’s more like a river system so no walrus (not that you can hunt them in Russia anyways),Anteaters aren’t hunted in Argentina nor live in Patagonia a good replacement would be Wild Boar,European Bison have never inhabited the Iberian Peninsula as far as I’m aware,the Red Deer you are referring to is most likely Red Brocket Deer which do not go as far north as Sonora,Very few licenses are issued to hunt Forest Reindeer in Finland,and lastly Blackbuck have been nearly expatriated from Australia.

Other alternatives could be Capercallie for Hirsh,Wild Boar (as I mentioned) for parque,Aoudad for Cuatro,Grey Seal for Rev.

[raw kite]

I can vouch for European Bison (aka Wisent) never naturally occurring in Spain
While introduced herds exist, those are currently protected

The bison that did live in Spain was the gigantic Steppe Wisent (Bison priscus) that went extinct at the end of the Ice Age

[devout lotus]

For the maps I play.
Yukon valley: Dall sheep( it feels wrong that there’s no Dall’s in the Yukon)
Silver ridge: I’d want to see game birds like grouse and prairie chickens.

Vurhonga Savannah: I want them to make up their mind about where it is! If it’s east Africa I want the to replace springbok with gazelle and Gerenuk, but if it’s south central Africa (Zam/zim) I would want them to replace lesser kudu with greater kudu and sable…I’m an African animal connoisseur

[raw kite]

Also Parque Fernando is way to far south for Caiman (and Javelina shouldn’t be on that map for the same reason, they are only found in Northern Argentina, not the far south)

[rancid pond]

If they do choose South Africa I need Blesbok.

[devout lotus]

Or bontebok

[raw kite]

I agree about Vurhonga, they should make up their mind about where in Africa it is

If it’s East Africa
• Thomson’s or Grant’s Gazelle to replace Springbok
• Fringe-eared Oryx to replace Gemsbok
• White-bearded to replace Blue Wildebeest
• Savannah Hare to replace Scrub Hare

[rancid pond]

I’d like to see both,there’s large areas of vurhonga that has nothing,it would make for a really cool multimount.

[raw kite]

And while I certainly would prefer a similar sized antelope to replace Lesser Kudu should Vurhonga be confirmed as a South African reserve

Fallow Deer can also work

[devout lotus]

It definitely would things easier on the lead animal designer.

[devout lotus]

Fallow work seeing as they are in South Africa, but it feels weird (and let’s be honest, do we really need more fallow deer when there’s so many more maps with them?)

[verbal cosmos]

I also want to see Egyptian Geese replace the Eurasian Wigeons on Vurhonga

although the Cape Teal or the White-Faced Whistling Duck would also be a great replacement for the Eurasian Wigeon. We just need a better waterfowl species for Vurhonga.

[raw kite]

Yes to any of those 3 waterfowl
I have also suggested Yellow-billed Ducks in the past due to some similarities with the Mallard

[red harbor]

From What I Know, Fringe-Eared Oryx Are The Oryx Subspecies From Tanzania And Kenya. I Don’t Think That Fits Vurhonga Savanna Well.

In Fact, There Are The Ranges Of The Fringe-Eared Oryx (Orange), And The Gemsbok.

[rancid pond]

Assuming that Vurhonga takes place in the Drakensburg range,Perhaps Burchell's zebra would be a better choice (Class 6) and Southern Eland (Class 8).

[red harbor]

I Think (Personally) It’s In The Region Of KwaZulu-Natal (South Africa), Lesotho, Or Southern Mozambique. The Gemsbok Is Slightly Inaccurate For The Map Based On My Assumption, But Who Knows.

[rancid pond]

Mountain Reedbuck would also be great for the northern sprawling hills of Vurhonga as well.

[raw kite]

That is the list of animals I threw together based on: What if Vurhonga was actually in East Africa (like some try to imply) and what would the equivalent species be, as far as I am concerned Vurhonga was always in my opinion a South African reserve with 2 wildly out of place species

If Vurhonga could be reworked to be a mix of KwaZulu-Natal and the Eastern Cape while maintaining most of the species list minus the Lesser Kudu and Eurasian Wigeon, I am all for it

[fossil nest]

Sorry for the late reply I was sleeping I will change that now

[fossil nest]

The only reason I put caiman there is because javelina is on it

[fossil nest]

What do you guys think about them adding more subspecies to existing animals instead of just rounding them up into the one?

[raw kite]

I could suggest the Culpeo Fox, it is another small predator and it actually lives in Patagonia

It is also more coyote like then most other foxes

Here is a good picture of the Culpeo Fox

[fossil nest]

Looks very cool I’ll add it to the list and take the caiman out

[red harbor]

Personally I’d Also Like Guanacos, Although I’m Unsure If They Can Be Hunted In Argentina.

[fossil nest]

Pretty sure they can

[rancid pond]

It’s highly contested from what I’m seeing, not too sure you can export your trophy in the first place

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[raw kite]

Basically from what I understand you can’t really import native big game from Argentina to your country of origins

[red harbor]

I Mean, You Can In Game With The Pumas.

[raw kite]

I was speaking on real world terms
Of course you can do stuff like have a puma from Argentina in a trophy lodge located in Europe or blast away an entire herd of buffalo

[red harbor]

Ah, I See

[rancid pond]

I believe Pumas are an exception.

[raw kite]

I wouldn’t be surprised if there were specific circumstances for that

[vale mirage]

the one issue with putting more animals/different animals on any maps my understanding of this is that there is a set number of animals on each map, and that if they add new animals they will have to reduce the number of other animals already on the maps ( again that is just my understanding of it, i might be wrong)