hunter
Skilled hunters can collect more trophies from their prey and hunt with a variety of weapons
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Skilled hunters can collect more trophies from their prey and hunt with a variety of weapons
hunter
🎯 Latest version 1.0.1 information
**Changed the list of weapons that can perfectly kill certain animals with specific weapons**
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🐾Animal classification system
There are 5 animal categories in the game classified by body size: **Small, Medium, Medium Large, Large, Extra Large**
Most animals match multiple categories, which makes hunting more reasonable and diverse. Now you can use a wider variety of weapons to get the perfect pelt!
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⚠️ IMPORTANT NOTE
No ammo/weapon type can deal perfect/clean damage if no body part is specified. This mainly involves **body** parts.
**This mod is not intended to make your hunting easier, so please avoid these areas/body parts when hunting. **
For example: shooting a bat's wings with a hunting rifle/bow = no way to get a perfect pelt. Shoot a deer in the leg with a poison arrow = get a clean pelt. Body shots = no way to get perfect pelts etc.
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🔫 Weapon and Prey Matching Guide
🐦 Small prey (birds, snakes, frogs, bats, ducks, squirrels, etc.)
- **Body:** Small Game Arrow
- **Heart:** Small game arrows, hunting rifle
- **Head and Brain:** Small Game Arrows, Hunting Rifle + Single Bullet, Repeating Rifle Regular Ammo
🐇 Medium game (loons, geese, hawks, owls, rabbits, raccoons, beavers, etc.)
- **limbs:** Hunting rifle, poison arrows
- **Neck and Lungs:** Hunting rifles, arrows/poison arrows
- **Heart:** Hunting rifle, arrow/poison arrow, single bullet, repeating rifle/pistol/revolver normal ammunition
- **Head and Brain:** Hunting Rifle, Arrows/Poison Arrows, Slugs, Repeating Rifles/Pistols/Revolvers Normal Ammo
🦊 Medium and large prey (fox, wolf, deer, etc.)
- **limbs:** poison arrows, poison flying knives
- **Neck and Lungs:** All types of arrows/throwing knives, melee knives, slugs, repeaters/rifles/pistols/revolvers all ammo types
- **Heart:** All types of arrows/throwing knives, melee knives, slugs, repeating rifles/rifles/pistols/revolvers all ammo types
- **Head and Brain:** All types of arrows/throwing knives, slugs, repeaters/rifles/pistols/revolvers all ammo types
🐻 Large/super large prey (bear, crocodile, elk, etc.)
- **limbs:** poison arrows, poison flying knives
- **Neck and Lungs:** Poison Arrows, Poison Knives, Slugs, Repeater/Rifle/Pistol/Revolver all ammo types
- **Heart:** All types of arrows/throwing knives, melee knives, slugs, repeating rifles/rifles/pistols/revolvers all ammo types
- **Head and Brain:** Poison Arrows, Poison Knives, Slugs, Repeater/Rifle/Pistol/Revolver all ammo types
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📦 Loot acquisition improvements
The amount of loot depends on the condition of the animal + your hunting skills + weapon selection
**🦅 Large bird examples:**
- **Original:** Poor quality bird + bad shot = 2 feathers | Perfect quality bird + clean shot = 6 feathers
- **MOD:** Poor quality bird + bad shot = 6 feathers | Perfect quality bird + clean shot = 10 feathers
**🐗 Wild Boar Example:**
- **Original:** Poor quality animal + bad shot = 1 fat | Perfect quality animal + clean shot = 1 fat
- **MOD:** Poor quality animal + bad shot = 3 fat | Perfect quality animal + clean shot = 5 fat
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🔧 Compatibility
Compatible with most mods. The exceptions are mods that modify the same files, but these are only semi-incompatible until you merge them. Otherwise changing the load order will help.
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📥 Installation instructions
Place the "Huntsman" folder into your lml folder
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🙏 Thanks
Thanks to maverickheart's Perfect Pelts mod as an educational resource for learning how to change weapon-prey damage conditional dependencies
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
- Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
- There is no universal mod manager for this game: some mods replace game files directly, some go into a game-specific Mods folder, and some need a game-specific community loader or tool first — follow the bundled readme.
- Place the files exactly as the readme says; mods with listed dependencies need those installed too.
- Launch the game to confirm it loaded; some games require enabling mods in settings or an in-game mod menu.
Install locations vary a lot between games and mods — the bundled readme is the most reliable guide.