If I knew where they gone, I'd move it, but that's the problem, where did they go?JimboCrow wrote:Also, I don't want to restart the debate about hunting styles, but if the animals are no longer where your tree stand or tripod or ground blind or bait station or tent or tower is, then for Pete's sake move it.
at least you make me laugh with your great drawings that tells the truth!gas56 wrote:If a post was opened 2-3 years ago with "what a horrible reserve. Huge, ugly and empty! [WHI]"
it would have been closed by mods after the first page with the op totally insulted with such a cry baby title insinuation, but something is changing in theHunter Game and Forums.
Players are not protecting their beloved game as they once did and have actually tried giving advice to play WHI instead?
Will this really make a difference giving a large book to a kid then tell them to read it all?
Changing differences in the maps can be seen playing them today as when they were played before?
The spawn rates haven't changed?
The server works very good with the spawn rates?
The predators spook all the other animals in a total mass frenzy?
Hmmmmmmmmm...... I did find a few animals fall under the map in a few cracks on maps.
Now where do they all go at times when they're so scarce?
The other side no doubt.................
I read your link, and I agree. I'm a TT loverJ_Birdman wrote:Personally, I find WHI to be animal-abundant and one of the most ammo-intensive reserves around. Good luck, Threwlys.
Seeing all this TGT "love" here lol, I decided to finally pen the post that's been bugging me in the back of my mind since completing the TGT portions of the ongoing Summer Fiesta missions.. https://forum.thehunter.com/viewtopic.php?f=38&t=88278
despite everything, and now it's so sad and frustrating to hunt in that reserve. But that does not mean we must give up to hunt there, I do like that reserve and I think it's not fair give it up. We pay for all reserves. I think it's difficult now, maybe impossible to fix TT, but for now I'll keep hunting there. Today I hunted two time in TT, I was just in the rain the whole time, nothing further to be reported, just water and wolves tracks everywhere 
Thanks for the tip, but I know a little bit about TT. Anyway I dont spend my days of hunting in TT or elsewhere, on towers and tripods. I'd rather to hunt on the ground. That of towers was just an example, to make it clear where have we got to with TT.SoftShoe wrote:My "Honey Hole" on TGT is x: -5891.713 y: 1562.949. Ive got a 2 person treestand there. You will find every species on the reserve at various times of the day & frequently all of them at the same time.
Heh, nice. After punching those coords into my TheHunterTools reserve setup, I see it's the exact spot I already have pegged for a tripod stand in the future. It really is a great spot, and with lots of vision, thanks for sharing.SoftShoe wrote:My "Honey Hole" on TGT is x: -5891.713 y: 1562.949. Ive got a 2 person treestand there. You will find every species on the reserve at various times of the day & frequently all of them at the same time.
Thanks, SoftShoe. I'll try this one.SoftShoe wrote:My "Honey Hole" on TGT is x: -5891.713 y: 1562.949. Ive got a 2 person treestand there. You will find every species on the reserve at various times of the day & frequently all of them at the same time.
gas56 wrote:Now where do they all go at times when they're so scarce?
The other side no doubt.................
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