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Fox - well... I only hunt that map in multi-player with my best friend, and have only been in there 3 times. Fox seem to really live up to their "sly" name. They never really came in like the coyotes do.
Thing is I never spot them.
I have notice foxes tend to be MUCH more sly than Yotes as I have a MUCH harder time hunting a Fox vs Yote.
But I always see them at a distance, never up close shooting range. I lure them in, but they are not like other animals who call back ... So I never know where they are coming from
this helps a lot!
the other one I spent like a whole hour chasing
I suggest u dont even try it without the steath skill
by the way I am always really curious about who fed them that many rabbits
A good line of sight is handy to watch them come in, or listen for the movement thru foliage.