Tasmania National Park

[flat bronze]

Palawanara National Park is a wild and breathtaking nature reserve located in the heart of Tasmania, stretching along its coastline and expansive mountain ranges. The park is a symbol of untouched wilderness, where majestic peaks, endless rainforests, crystal-clear lakes, and towering cliffs overlooking the ocean come together. In Palawanara.
Landscapes:
-Mountains and Cliffs
-Rainforests
-Lakes and Rivers
-Coastline
Species of Palawanara:

-European rabbit- Tier 1

-Australasian swamphen- Tier 1 (New)

-Maned Duck- Tier 1 (New)

-Black Swan-Tier 1 (New)

-Red fox- Tier 2

-Tasmanian pademelon- Tier 2

-Wombat- Tier 2 (New)

-Tasmanian devil- Tier 2 (New)

-Red-necked Wallaby- Tier 2/3 (New)

-Fallow deer- Tier 4

-Dingo- Tier 4 (New)

And one more interesting animal that is considered extinct :

-TASMANIAN TIGER- Tier 3/4 (New)

Please leave comments, opinions, and what I could change or add here

[young thicket]

I'd play this map!

[dusky pilot]

I'm wondering if Saltwater crocs can be on the map

Also, Tasmanian Tiger is in fact extinct (not rumored), if they are gonna add it, it should be only one and in the missions like the Moose on Te Awaroa

[red fox]

5-6 is weird as they are the size of a house cat too.

[dusky pilot]

Yea that too lol

[flat bronze]

yea i think i done it too big but i think its bigger than house cat

they look bigger in the photos lol

[young thicket]

More like the size of a coyote...

[young thicket]

that's a big coyote! lol

[flat bronze]

yea

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[red fox]

Bout the same size as my childhood cat.

[flat bronze]

prob maine coon

[red fox]

Nah, just a tuxedo cat

[flat bronze]

I think tuxedo cat means it has two colors

[mint jewel]

Mouflon in Tasmania?? And dingo in Tasmania are just feral dogs also I don't believe sambar and red deer live in Tasmania and feral dogs should be class 3

[mint jewel]

Salties don't live in Tasmania

[flat bronze]

i see . is there any other species that i can add?

[mint jewel]

You can search it up. Game species in tasmania, you'll get a government link. Rn I'm playing soccer so I'm busy

[pure berry]

No Wombats and Tasmanian devils, devils shouldn’t be added at all, they have a hard enough life as it is (my opinion no hate pls)

[flat bronze]

almost every animal have hard live , and its still game . Bengal Tigers have hard life too for example theres only 3k bengal tigers on earth and like 200k wombats and tasmanian devils around 60k

[flat bronze]

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[red fox]

There’s only 200+ tigers in Nepal.

[flat bronze]

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[mint jewel]

There's 25k devils and tbh I rather EW prioritise game animals

[flat bronze]

I took the first one I found, as it was written in Google, I searched more about it and it says that there are 25k-50k of them

[flat bronze]

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[rapid meadow]

Dingoes don’t and haven’t ever lived in Tasmania it’s why it’s one of the main places in australia to raise sheep so dingoes would def not be on this map. Also personally I wouldn’t want to see tassie devils they are endangered cause of dftd and it’s pretty sad what’s happening to them

Just looked again and red foxes couldn’t be on this map Tasmania is the only Australian state which has never had red foxes so really you should replace them with feral cats. Or brush tailed possums they are one of the only native mammals that are actually regularly hunted in tassie

[undone lava]

As an Australian, feral cats would be a better edition to this map in my opinion. Also, I think that a really cool thing to add could be the Southern Elephant Seal, as they are of least concern and it would be pretty interesting to try and shoot through all that thick blubber. Secondly, I think this map could work as a mainly small mammals map, with a few avians and larger animals mixed in. Quolls, tassie devils (before you shoot me, bengal tigers are far more endangered) possums and a mission thylacine would be really cool. There would have to be a damn good reason for shooting a thylacine though; perhaps if it was injured already? It’s something to think about for sure.

[red fox]

I mean, there’s virtually no reason to hunt Tasmanian devils. because tigers attack and or kill people.

Not to mention Nepal has been wanting to start extremely limited tiger hunting for awhile now because the Nepalese tiger population is growing and causing some obvious problems.

[undone lava]

By virtually I’m presuming you aren’t mentioning the fact that tassie devils do clash with farmers quite frequently? They can and will eat livestock if given the chance, which many, many other huntable species in this game also do. Also, on the point of bengal tigers, Yes they are far more dangerous and have been proven to view humans as a food source, but you can’t be telling me that if you put a small child infront of a tiger or a Tasmanian devil, they wouldn’t both eat it. Just because an animal is small doesn’t mean it can still be dangerous.

[rapid meadow]

Australians just don’t hunt devils it would be very weird and considering how the Tassie tiger for one is extinct and two is the face of our national endangered species day and how we have the largest mammal extinction rate in the world the tiger would be very weird. The one off New Zealand moose made sense a thylacine would not

[red fox]

Are you genuinely trying to claim that a Tasmanian devil would eat a child…

There’s no credible documentation of Tasmanian devils actively attacking people without provocation. Their natural behavior is to avoid humans.

[flat bronze]

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[rapid meadow]

The only time I’ve heard of people getting devil bites has been from people who literally look after them in zoos

[undone lava]

It seems I made a fatal error in judgement, but I still would like to see Tasmanian devils on this map, because I could see it being a mostly small-medium carnivores map, with animals like feral cats, quolls and bandicoots, and I think an interesting sort of ‘miniboss’ mission only creature could actually be a fox, as there has been multiple attempts to introduce them to the island, but they never really worked, still it could be plausible that atleast one is still surviving. And for a really special animal as a mission-only hunt, I present: the Tasmanian emu. Extinct, but with Tasmania having a high amount of relatively unused land that is seldom explored. Would also be a bit different from the Tasmanian tiger. Thoughts?

[rapid meadow]

Literally no one ever hunts bandicoots they most of them are extremely rare and they eat insects not other animals. Anyway most species in tassie just aren’t hunted and historically have never been hunted. Tassie would mostly be a hunting invasive species map if it were added and the only native species that would make sense to have be huntable would be eastern gray kangaroos and the smaller native wallabies

[undone lava]

What about elephant seals? They aren’t technically native but they do stay in Tasmania for a couple months a year and seeing as they have historically been hunted and we don’t have many semi-aquatics I think that might be a cool addition. What do you think about the Tasmanian emu idea?

[rapid meadow]

In the modern day people don’t hunt elephant seals so it would be very strange also side note idk how you could make them look good in a lodge. I wouldn’t mind emus in game but on a Tassie map I think it would be very strange honestly I think most of the species that could be on a Tassie map that would make sense to be hunted if u put them in a New South Wales or Victoria map you would be able to hunt a lot more like emus.

[vital yarrow]

Yeah I haven't heard of people hunting elephant seals in the modern day, I think the only seal hunting in the Southern Hemisphere that I know of is the Cape Fur Seal in Namibia, mostly commercial but visiting hunters can apparently get a special permit to hunt one

[rapid meadow]

Also side note but adult elephant seals are not common on Tassie at all they r typically vagrants

[mint jewel]

Tasmanian emus aren't really a good idea because everyone knows they're extinct and there have been no sightings I think

[pure berry]

Ain’t no way Tasmanian devil should be added

[rapid meadow]

If anyone has seen an emu in Tassie it’s an escapee from a zoo or wildlife park

[fringe yarrow]

yall taking this wayyy to seriously lmao

also the opinion that having non game animals will inspire/encourage people to hunt them irl is just stupid. thats like a 50 year old mom saying video games cause violence despite her never playing a video game in her life

[rapid meadow]

I don’t think anyone is saying that. I don’t want non game animals cause the game is a hunting simulator and if I’m hunting an animal that isn’t a game animal than I’m not simulating irl hunting

[red fox]

Yeah, I’d honestly rather they do anything else with their time.

[rapid meadow]

There are so many actual game species we don’t have that we should

[soft bobcat]

Actual game species aside, I want them to fix the bigger issues with the game. Volume sliders, a ballistics rework, the atv randomly launching you into space, constant brush noise, missing bullets, floating animals

There's a lot of crap that needs fixing before we think about ambient animals

[flat bronze]

Bimp

[fringe yarrow]

youd be suprised

sorry for late response exams yk how it is

[rapid meadow]

Exams suck fr anyway what I was saying there I was only talking about the people in this feed

[pure berry]

Wombats and tasi devils shouldn’t be added at all

[flat bronze]

Because?

[rapid meadow]

No one hunts them at all. It’s equivalent to someone shooting a globally loved animal like a panda or a bald eagle. Also they have no real use people don’t eat them and their furs are not valuable.

[flat bronze]

From what I heard, wombats are hunted because there are too many of them in Tasmania.

[rapid meadow]

Farmers are rarely given permits to manage wombat numbers on their land but when I say rarely I mean rarely.

[undone lava]

As someone who knows these animals and doesn’t belong to the same country as them, I would 1000% kill these things, if not for the fact that I absolutely despise panda bears in particular, and bald eagles are just… eagles. You can find eagles all over the globe, not much special about them other than being associated with America

[rapid meadow]

The reason I brought up bald eagles and pandas is cause literally no one who ethically hunts would even consider shooting one. There’s almost no scenario where one would have a valid reason to hunt a wombat. People don’t eat them don’t use their furs and they are scarcely if even a problem for agriculture as they don’t eat most crops.

[undone lava]

Only reason I can think of for hunting wombats is that I think they can kill pets, but I’m pretty sure it’s rare and isn’t really a reason.

[vital yarrow]

If a pet dog gets killed by a wombat, thats on the owner for not properly training their dog to leave the wombats alone and not chase them into their burrows

[pure berry]

Yeah

They just aren’t a animal you should hunt, it’s simple

[undone lava]

Yeah, I wouldn’t really want to hunt the little guys, I’ve held one (gotten squished) by one in real life, so I don’t think I would be able to bring myself to kill one of them. Also to respond to the dog comment, you’d be surprised how many owners try to train their dogs and just… can’t. Been trying to train my dog not to run after cars/animals since she was half a year old, but she never listens. Although, with a lot of dogs, I think they can be trained, or should be a lead.

[pure berry]

Yeah and no doubt this could potentially bring awareness to Aussie government, most likely not to but it could since hunting both of the species (tasi devils and wombats) is highly illegal in all states

[mint jewel]

Wombats up until 2020, were legally hunted in Victoria. When Chinese high rollers went to a private resort, they hunted then with military grade weapons, so a public outcry started forcing the Victorian government to become the last state to ban wombat hunting and no one kills or ever have killed Tassie devils

[mint jewel]

Opposite side of the country, mate

[rapid meadow]

The only way they can kill anything is if it follows them into their burrow. They unironically twerk up the other animals head into the roof of the burrow and due to all the cartilage in their ass it can kill them. A wombat outside a burrow is harmless tho

[undone lava]

Yeah, although I’ve seen bad accidents because people will hit wombats and their cars (this especially happens with cheaper cars) will fold like they got hit with a bowling ball, and from what i heard from other people when I lived in Australia, they’re responsible for the most car accidents in the state of Victoria (of course to no fault of their own, they are just often in bad places).

[undone lava]

Interestingly, a long time ago they did find an imported crocodile that had been released into Tasmania, but it didn’t even survive its first winter.

It was an export from Queensland, and it was all the way back in 1968.

[mint jewel]

No surprises there