the hunter call of the wild brown bear diamond

I managed to take down a Canadian Goose before I decided to get back on the trail and follow along with this introductory quest. The blind deploys directly on the water, and hunters can climb in and enjoy a 360-degree view while remaining well concealed. I’ve never been big into hunting waterfowl, but Revontuli Coast features loads of them among the 19 species that populate this location. What I was prepared to do was make my way to the lake where I saw the Lynx drinking and deploy my Waterfowl Layout Blind, new with the reserve. Besides, there’s nothing wrong with seeing a beautiful animal in the wild and just appreciating it every now and then. Call of the Wild may be about hunting, but it’s also about hunting responsibly, and I wasn’t able to do that. I wasn’t close, nor did I have the proper weapon or ammunition required to hunt it, so I simply observed through my binoculars and let it go about its business. The first animal I spotted was a Lynx taking a drink by the water. I started out following the objectives of this casual quest - which is literally a walk in the park - and I might have lasted three minutes before I was sidetracked. When you first step foot into Revontuli Coast, you’ll be greeted by a guide that talks you through the ins and outs of the reserve, giving you a short quest to get familiar with the location and what you should expect while you’re visiting. It had been about a year since I’d taken a walk in theHunter: Call of the Wild, and this seemed like the perfect DLC for me to dive back in.

The latest reserve added to Expansive Worlds’ growing hunting game, Revontuli Coast is based in Finland as part of Northern Europe and reminds me of what it’s like to be in Northern Ontario, Canada, where I’m from. There’s no shortage of beautiful reserves in theHunter: Call of the Wild, but Revontuli Coast was quick to join my list of favorite locations to visit.

The hunter call of the wild brown bear diamond