Chateau Hunting Reserve (Quebec, Canada)

[native kernel]

A lot of people want to see this, and so do I. So, I am here to suggest it. A hunting reserve located in northern Quebec, positioned on the east coast of Canada. This reserve will have a very wide variety of huntable animals, and unique ones at that!

Key: Typically Aggressive | Aggressive Sometimes | Never Aggressive

Class 1

Canada Goose
Spruce Grouse

Class 2

Arctic Fox
Groundhog

Class 4

Whitetail Deer

Class 5

Eastern Wolf

Class 6

Caribou

Class 7

Black Bear

Class 8

Moose

Class 9

Walrus
Polar Bear
Musk Ox

[vast venture]

Why do you have snowy owls when Quebec has ptarmigan, grouse, snipe, woodcock and a wide variety of waterfowl like Blue-winged Teal, Snow Goose, Barrow's Goldeneye, Common Eider and Long-tailed Duck. Also there is no way a Walrus would be anything less then a class 9 species with that thick skin of theirs

Also why are the Eastern Wolves listed as the most aggressive species when Polar Bears are one of the only predatory mammals in North America to actively see humans as prey

[native kernel]

The snowy owl is the national bird of Quebec. I was debating whether to put the Walrus in class 8 or 9, I'll change it.

[native kernel]

They don't usually see humans as prey, and typically only go aggressive when they feel threatened, where as wolves are very territorial.

[vast venture]

National Bird lol, the word your looking for is Provincial Bird, Quebec is a Canadian Province, also being a provincial bird is not a good reason to choose them over the good variety of game birds present in the region of Quebec your setting the reserve in

[native kernel]

Sorry lol, extremely, extremely tired. Also, there usually aren't more than a couple bird species added to a new map at a time excluding revontuli coast. We've also never had an owl before and I think it'd be unique.

What birds would you recommend?

[vast venture]

Also polar bears have been known to stalk humans and see everything in their domain as a potential food source, sure it is rare but they are still more dangerous then wolves

[vast venture]

As for a bird I would recommend: Willow Ptarmigan if you want a returning species OR if you want a new species there is the Spruce Grouse, its the most widespread forest grouse in Canada

[native kernel]

Alright, thank you. Aren't there cranes in quebec as well?

[vast venture]

There is proposals to open the hunting of Sandhill Cranes but not in the parts of Quebec this reserve seems to be set in, at the time of writing the hunting of Sandhill Cranes only takes place in Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and the Yukon Territory

[native kernel]

Oh alright, appreciate your help. I fixed the list. Gonna get some sleep now so I can think straight, lol. Have a good one.

[fleet pecan]

polar bears and Musk Ox should be class 8 and I'm pretty sure we'll never be able to hunt walruses or seals in the game.

[native kernel]

Musk ox are about the same size as a bison and I assumed that polar bears should be in class 9 because black bears (class 7) average 6 feet tall, grizzly bears (class 8) average 8 feet tall, and polar bears average 10 feet tall.

[vast venture]

We have alligators and saltwater crocodiles, I don’t think it should be that much of a leap to get pinnipeds of some kind