theHunter Call of the Wild New Species 2018-CODEX

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When the reserves initially opened, 12 animal species were huntable between Layton Lake District and Hirschfelden Hunting Reserve, and an additional 4 in Medved-Taiga National Park (paid DLC content). The ecosystems of these reserves are ever-changing, sometimes leading to the emergence of new species…

White-Tailed Jackrabbit:

First observed in Layton Lake district in March 2018, the White-Tailed Jackrabbit, also known as the Prairie Hare or the White Jack, is a species of hare found in the Pacific Northwest. Like all hares and rabbits, it is a member of the family Leporidae of order Lagomorpha.

Senses:

The Jackrabbit is fast, agile and has an excellent sense of smell, making it tricky to hunt. However, its vision cannot compare to that of other species within the same reserve.

Interspecies Relations:
Among the most solitary of hares, the White-Tailed Jackrabbit is usually found alone, and only briefly interacts with other hares during the mating season.

Variations:

So far, five variations of the Jackrabbit have been spotted. Four rather common furs and a rare albino variation.

The ecosystems of our hunting reserves are always evolving – and naturally, so is this DLC. Be sure to check back from time to time to discover new exciting species.