I need anything that can be skinned in the skill range after blood wolves. I'm reading that they top out around 110.

Small peccaries are 125-250 on elanthipedia and are mixed with swamp trolls or dragon priests (?).

Young brocket deer are slightly harder than silver leucros.

I'd like to avoid silver leucros/ratha if I can. I don't particularly like ratha as a location and I'm a little concerned about the charge mechanic.

So I guess I'm looking at young brocket deer after blood wolves and then small peccaries for a while after the deer. Does this seem reasonable? Any mechanics or survival checks to get into these areas I need to know about?

Thanks for your input!

Ygg

I did Blue-belly Crocs after Blood Wolves, then on to small Pecs. I think the Pecs mixed with Swamp trolls would hit pretty hard if you are just coming out of Blood Wolves.
Then again deer weren't around when I was hunting in that range.

Where deer and small peccaries are don't require any special skill to find them. Crocs are in a maze just off of the NTR that is not difficult to find your way out of when you are done hunting.







Now then, please take your gear, your quiver and your bow, and go out to the field and hunt game for me; Genesis 27:3

<<I'd like to avoid silver leucros/ratha if I can. I don't particularly like ratha as a location and I'm a little concerned about the charge mechanic.>>

Silver Leucros unfortunately are the optimal critter for you at the ranks you are currently. IDK I far prefer Ratha to Theren to be honest. Its what you make of it. If your looking for the thing that will train the best Silver Leucs is a no brainer before deer or Snobs.

- Buuwl

>Leth snowbeasts
>Blue-belly Crocs

I loved snowbeasts at that range, since there's a slower gen area and a higher gen area, so you can transition pretty well. Crocs should work pretty well, too.

I had discounted snowbeasts. As I recall, a long time ago the gargoyle/snowbeast area had pretty poor gen. I'm looking at the Ranik map for the leth area snowbeasts, could you describe which is the high gen and low gen area?