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This is just y guess and observations. I may be totally wrong.
Im not sure what you are saying is plausible because im pretty sure i didnt hunt the Blacktail zone that was there earlier. If i did i shot like one MAYBE two. Im honestly not even sure when i discovered the Moose zone at that spot, cant remember ever walking across there and discovering it. Its like the game just decided it should be a Moose zone there for whatever reason.
Hmm... that does kind of make sense. I will test that by pressing E on all the highlighted grass on that spot to see if there is still a Blacktail zone there.
or are they dynamic?
How do you know this?
The only thing they are good for is knowledge of what animals may possibly be in the general area. They are not worth hunting over, or waiting for that trophy to return to – it’s just not going to happen.
Then there’s the fact that there are completely inactive need zones that remain after the designated animals are harvested. Yes, need zones are for a specific animal or herd of animals, and that’s it. That information can be gathered with that tracking perk that allows you to inspect need zones. You can also figure that out if you pay attention to how need zones remain or disappear when harvesting animals, depending on whether or not you “discover” the need zone first.
If I spot a bear and automatically discover a need zone then shoot the bear, if the need zone says it’s for one bear… it’s now an inactive need zone cluttering the map.
If I shoot a bear that’s resting/eating/drinking, without spotting it or examining the need zone when I walk up to it, the need zone (graphic) disappears once I harvest the bear. If need zones are not dependent on the animal, then it should not disappear… right?
What does that say about the unoccupied need zones you walk up on in the woods? Did you happen to already kill the animals that were designated to that need zone? Who knows – you could be sitting around a need zone that is completely inactive.
Useless.
They are specific markers for where the animal was eating/drinking/resting at the time. Yeah, statistically they may return to that same spot to drink, but with the map the size that it is… I find it doubtful.
I spent a month hunting nothing but bear, and made it a point to examine every need zone and spot every animal that was resting/eating/drinking. At the end of that month, my map looked like it had the measles. Several hundred need zones all over the map.
Yes!! need zones only for the group who use it!
in classic, you can always restart the game and find the same group of animals in the same place.
but in cotw, it follows the record.