#Add the DINGO to Emerald Coast!

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Yes, I saw the “Outback Dunes Australia” post, and I love their idea but I just want the dingoes! :,)
(Go check out their post btw if you haven’t seen it, they’re very dedicated to it!)

Anyways, here is my idea:

Dingo, Class 3 or 4.
Similar to how Wolves chase Moose, Sheep/Ibex/Malfoun, etc in the game, Dingoes can chase kangaroos and some of the smaller game on the map.

Coats will include;
Yellow (Common)
Ginger (Common)
Tan (Common or Uncommon)
Sable (Uncommon)
Black-Tan, Solid (Rare)
Black-Tan, Broken (Rare)
Cream (Rare)
White (Very Rare)

And two Piebald Varieties,
“Half” (the orange, white and brown one) and “Splotches” (the white and brown one), which of course will both be rares.

There are also a few rare cases of Dingos being Albino in the wild!

They usually travel in groups of at least 5 to maybe 15 members, usually 10. Due to how big these packs can be, it would be cool to have a herd-management like system with a predator! (And maybe this could be a future addition to gray and Iberian wolf packs?)

Also, they’re not incredibly endangered. According to Google, people are allowed to “shoot, poison and trap dingos”. Even if they are endangered, we now have Bengal Tigers and Snow Leopards in the game, which are incredibly endangered.

What do you think?
Thank you for reading!

(image credits; “Dingo Den Animal Rescue”, X, and Reddit)

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Hello rj.<3,

Thank you for your enthusiastic suggestion to add dingoes to Emerald Coast! Your detailed description of their behavior, class ratings, and potential coat variations adds valuable insight. The idea of implementing a herd-management system for a predator like dingoes is particularly interesting.

We appreciate your passion for this addition and will forward your suggestions to the rest of the team for consideration.

If you have more ideas or want to share further thoughts, please feel free to reach out through our support page: https://support.thehunter.com/hc/en-us/requests/new.

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# covert python Yes, I saw the “Outback Dunes Australia” post, and I love their idea but I *just...

Possible Zone Times

  • Dingos feed at dawn and dusk. They will hunt kangaroo’s and feral pigs (which are both animals already on Emerald Coast). They hunt in their packs of 5-10. They can travel long distances in search of food and will invade kangaroo and feral pig feeding/drinking/resting zones in hopes of finding a meal.

  • Dingoes will go to drink water during the coolest times of the day; in the early morning and late afternoon, before their hunting trips. They may also drink throughout the night. They typically drink from rivers, streams, lakes, ponds, rainwater and man made sources like reservoirs and water troughs.

  • They sleep between dawn and dusk, during the hottest parts of the day. They sleep in dense vegetation, burrows and under trees, where it stays cool. They also may sleep in rocky-den areas.

Calls and Vocalizations

Warning Calls: Dingoes warning bark-howl. The bark-howling starts with several barks and then fades into a rising and ebbing howl and is used to warn the puppies and members of the pack.

Mating Calls: Their mating call usually consists of yelping howl/bark. Similar to a wailing noise.

Human Interaction

Dingoes usually flee from humans, but they are big enough to become dangerous and aggressive. A few attacks have been fatal. Most attacks on humans happen because the dingoes will be hand-fed by humans, causing an attack.

Weights and Sizes

The average wild dingo male weighs 15.8 kg (35 lb) and the female 14.1 kg (31 lb),
The average wild dingo male length is 125 cm (49 in) and the female 122 cm (48 in),
The average wild dingo male stands at the shoulder height of 59 cm (23 in) and the female 56 cm (22 in),

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Please please please and feral cats

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That’s true! I understand they can be considered as pests, I personally just wouldn’t be able to hunt them

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tough gulch
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Should be Dingo

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almsot at 50

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dingo = coyote ... No difference ... just different skins

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New ranking and system much?

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Coding it would be simple, as they have the coyote to put a backboard on

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yeah but they backboard the coyote for many other small canines, like the side striped jackal.. and… tbh it’s hideous 💀
off topic a lot of animals need to be remastered especially all the canines and the grizzly bear

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Yeah! The foxes really are the only decent ones and they still could use a little bit of work

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Would be cool to see EC get some love, my favorite map by far so dingoes and maybe emu or wallabies would be awesome

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Anyway, let's keep size in mind for dingos too. They need to be bigger than foxes by quite a bit to be realistic. And class 3 wouldn't bother me, it just doesn't suit class 2 at this size

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Feral cats make 100% more sense on an Australian map then Dingoes

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both coyotes and all fox species are class 2

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Justice for my Midwest emo dogs

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You posted 2 days after me 💀

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Dingo pleaseeeee

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EMERALD COAST FANS!!!

what yall think of cassowary?

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I think although the dingo sounds really cool to have in the game, I think it would be more realistic if they were feral dogs instead, Purely because they are more common in the Australian outback and fall under the pest categorie like many of the other animals on emerald coast

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Add them all atp.. they’re all cool to have

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Imagine penguins that can chill on the coast (they better be invalid targets)

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Depends on where you are. Emerald coast is based on the east coast of Queensland. This part of australia has a population of moderate to high purity dingos so I’d say dingos would fit

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# cold sequoia yeah nah

Not here, but a surprising number of people actually did want them. One of the mods suggested they'd be better on a Papua New Guinea map and I fully agree.

That said, emu, dingos, and camels would be amazing to see on EC

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# cold sequoia Feral cats make more sense then camels

True for where EC is placed but that's another animal that typically travels alone and is fairly small.

Camels could move in groups of 3-5 and offer something larger than the other animals in that section of the map

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I’d like to see feral donkeys over brumbies personally cause they could use stuff from a donkey model to make zebra. Also scrub bulls would be very cool but they are pretty similar to banteng

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Almsot at 100!

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Idk i may be wrong

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# red tangle Idk i may be wrong

Yes you wrong. Australia is the only country with wild camels. They were introduced from India and Afghanistan for exploration and by Afghan immigrants

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BRING THE DINGO TO EMERALD COAST!

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I saw some people earlier saying australia is the only place with wild dromedaries. Now the modern dromedary is completely descendant from domesticated individuals. Thus the wild camels in australia are feral. Now feral dromedary camels are also present within both Asia, Africa and I believe a small area of North America. So if feral camels in australia are considered wild so to should the other populations. TLDR wild dromedaries are found outside australia as well they just aren’t as prevelant

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Bump kinda getting close to 150 wooo

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Bump can we get it to 150<3

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you can even find what look like dingo skulls in a outpost.

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gloomy talon
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We def could use dingo. As discussed in the other channel it'd be cool to have a multi-mount with them hunting a roo

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gloomy talon
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Wasn't it a teaser

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Would make sense for tigers, but its been there since the day the map came out

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its at the kanyana outpost

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I'm sure they were in process for a long long time tbf

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It’s most likely a placeholder

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Nah, Thylacoleo doesn't look like that

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In different websites the weight of coyotes and dingo is mainly the same, so I Think it should be class 2. Eurasian lynx for example is bigger than coyote or dingo

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174!

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Imagine all the possible fur variants

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Exactly!

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188 woah

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It's a really good idea man. I would love to see all the color variants.

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I agree as well, thank you!

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Imagine instead of melanistic, you've got the Black-and-Tan

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Melanistic could still be a possibility but black and tan could be rare

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Happy Holidays y’all :) taking a break from messaging these threads
Merry Christmas! 🎄

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Almost at 200, thank you so much!

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HAPPY NEW YEAR!! 🎉

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Bumping hoping to add to this soon

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What would be really cool .... apart from adding Dingos, Horses or Camels ...... if they added the elusive Australian Black Panther .... like one per map ... or only have it spawn once out of every 2 or 3 games.

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Honestly that would be a super cool mission animal

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Like how te araroa has moose because moose were brought to new zealand for hunting but they didnt thrive and some say moose are still on the island

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I cant remember where i read it though

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It feels wrong to have an Australia map without the dingo

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Ikr!

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Dingos would be cool for sure !

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bumping this back up again

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If Emerald Coast were an actual site in real life, the dingo would be a protected species.

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I prefer the dingo for the second Australian map.

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