Exploring Mountains in Whiterime Ridge (video, photo)

[Ludante]

you guys had better win some long range comps with this kind of altitude

that is a good point..there are remarkable spots for long shots in WRR..
but I have this "issue" with seeing animal on distance 300+ . The altitude is good and spots with high angle/down view are perfect, I just can`t see the animal on vast distance..I really don`t know if it is the GPU or some other trick/tactics

The longest shot I have made so far was in VDB 305m with brown bear..

[Ludante]

Glad that climbing activities have some use in game..
http://forum.thehunter.com/viewtopic.php?f=89&t=69101

[ChrisMK72]

Nice pictures !

And congrats to have the mountain named "Mount Ludante".

Sounds good, btw.

I don't ever want to be the first on a mountain.
"Mount ChrisMK72" sounds bad, i think.

[Tanngnjostr]

"Mount ChrisMK72" sounds bad, i think.

Well, there is a K2 so why not have a MK72?

Nice pictures and nice climbing, Ludante. When those mountain sheep or goats are finally coming, you can offer guided tours (no, the sheep/goat thing is not official, I'm just hoping)

[Ludante]

Thanks guys, although Chris I am not sure the name of the mountain is official
Tannngnjostr is right, MK72 sounds cool..

[ChrisMK72]

Ok, without the "Chris" it would be ok.

[Ludante]

[DutchHunter74]

Thanks for the quide Ludante.
I expected to see dall sheeps but I don't see any form of wildlife here high in the mountains......?

[InvisibleFlame9]

Thank you Ludante for this guide for climbing Mt. Everest in Whiterime Ridge! I finally made it to Devil's peak, the highest point on the map. I call it Devil's peak. You know why "Devil" is in the name? Because the local natives who live in the small fishing town on the northern coast of Whiterime tell stories of sasquach living in these mountains. That was before the town was abandoned as it is today.

Here are some sightseeing photos of an expedition where I was scouting for a location to place my shooting range.

1st biggest mountain:







2nd biggest mountain: