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Lung shot: Blood should be BRIGHT red and "frothy"
Gut shot: DARK red.
Head/neck shots: MORE blood.
all other hits: current red is ok.

Just a thought.

There is a big difference in the colors of the blood.
Heart & lungs is a lot brighter & when the liver is hit it's much darker.

Violator31 wrote:There is a big difference in the colors of the blood.
Heart & lungs is a lot brighter & when the liver is hit it's much darker.

...also the quantity of the blood in the blood stains / splatters , define a bit what organs have been hit .
- Small red stain = Body
- Bigger red stain = Usually Intestines
- Big stains , often 2 splatters , neon kinda red/orange and red = H/L shots .

If your skills are too low, all blood tracks look like a body blood track.
Get to level 3, I think, and you'll be able to see if it's either body, guts or lungs, both visually and on the huntermate.

ok - gotcha. I saw the difference in today's hunt.

Thanks for the responses

How can it be with a compound shot that an H / L blood flow becomes an Intestines blood flow?
How can a feral hog flee more than 200m with a lung / heart arrow shot?

the wild pig is one of the most resistant medium animals in the game, if you reach only one lung it will really run, because even if it marks lung / heart it almost never catches the heart (if it runs away) it is usually just a lung.