Hello and welcome back to my blog!
It has been a long time since I posted anything in this community. Time to change that, and what can be better than the beautiful landscapes of Cautro Colinas Reserve? It is one of the most beautiful reserves in the game, with a lot of farms and cultivated lands, and a mix of wild parts. The vast hay fields and flower fields are why this reserve is so unique in this game.
I rarely come to this reserve for hunting ibex but for admiring its beauty. Roe deer hunting is very easy in this reserve, and that is why I keep coming back here. It serves as a good testing playground for small arms and shotguns because of the Ring-Necked Pheasant hunting.
The first thing everyone remembers about this map is the flower fields here. I love both lavender and sunflower fields. You can find roe deer inside those, but I don't recommend hunting them in those fields.
Roe deer hunting is much easier in the open hay fields, where you can easily spot them from a distance and take them out. They don't have the best senses, as well so you can get fairly close to them before they notice you. That's why I hunt them with small firearms and even bows here. Very satisfying to take out multiple deer from the same group with bows.
I am not sure what these plants but roe deer love to graze here as well. Poor farmers are going to have a lot of loss because of these grazers lol. So, I am doing them a favour by hunting as many as I can.
There are also olive groves in this reserve, which look calm but host dangerous animals like wolves. But most of the wildlife don't want to engage with you here unless they have no choice. Very rarely do these wolves attack me on this map, unlike some other maps.
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Outposts here are made out of rocks likely mined from the nearby quarries. They are well furnished, and some are pretty big as well. They are not like temporary sheds sometimes found in other reserves, but big and bulky permanent structures that look over the land. There is a big church on top of one of the hills as well. Very medievial looking structure.
But don't think that all the land here is cultivated, and there are no true wild areas here. There are plenty of untouched, semi-dense forests in this map.
I love to take my shots during clear weather, and thankfully, the weather stays good here mostly. I have seen very few thunderstorms here.
I didn't know I would have this much fun taking shots from this game when I started it. Now that I have upgraded my pc and can play it at the best quality at 1440p, I can appreciate its graphics even more. I don't know why I love simulation games this much, but I will never get bored with this game.
Anyways, let me know which shot you love the most from this post. Mine would be the one with the sunflower field.
Thanks for reading...
- All the content is mine unless otherwise stated.
- Screenshots are from the game, theHunter: Call of the Wild.