2.9 Te Awaroa Animals (8 total, 4 unique).

2.8 Silver Ridge Peaks Animals (9 total, 3 unique).

2.7 Cuatro Colinas Animals (10 total, 6 unique).

2.6 Yukon Valley Animals (7 total, 4 unique).

That's not it, as the developers have replaced some existing loading screens with. This update celebrates the game’s fifth anniversary and to celebrate the milestone, the developers are giving away a free weapon. theHunter: Call of the Wild Update 1.67 is finally here.

2.5 Parque Fernando Animals (7 total, 4 unique) theHunter: Call of the Wild Update 1.67 New DLC Content and Freebies.

2.4 Vurhonga Savanna Animals (9 total, 9 unique).

2.3 Medved Taiga Animals (6 total, 4 unique).

2.2 Layton Lake Animals (8 total, 4 unique).

2.1 Hirschfelden Animals (8 total, 2 unique).

New reserves have been regularly released as DLCs twice a year in June and December.Ĭlick on the reserve icon on the interactive map to get directed to the wiki page of the respective reserve:

Accordingly, the animals in a reserve reflect the wildlife that lives in the real-life counterpart of the reserve. Reserves are located all around the world and each reserve has its own group of huntable animals. However, these reserves can be played even if a player does not own the DLC if they join a Multiplayer session in which the host owns the DLC.

While Layton Lake District and Hirschfelden Hunting Reserve are available with the base game, the other 9 reserves have to be bought as DLCs. Including DLCs, there are currently 11 reserves to play on: Hirschfelden Hunting Reserve, Layton Lake District, Medved Taiga National Park, Vurhonga Savanna Reserve, Parque Fernando, Yukon Valley, Cuatro Colinas Game Reserve, Silver Ridge Peaks, Te Awaroa National Park, Rancho del Arroyo and Mississippi Acres Preserve. Reserves are places which are available for any given player to hunt on.

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