Weight chart?

[ETERNAL-JACKASS]

I have been searching, is there a maximum weight chart anywhere for the animals?

[Rookie-31st]

I have following exact numbers for maximum weight ranges:

Roe Deer - 29-35 kg
Bison - 765-920kg
Wild Boar - 186-240kg
Red Deer - 210-240kg
Fallow Deer - 82-100kg

Roosevelt Elk - 440-500kg
Coyote - 24-27kg

Also, approximate numbers:
Moose - up to 600kg
Black bear - about 250kg
Red Fox - 12kg for sure, probably even 15kg
Whitetail Deer - up to 100kg

[ETERNAL-JACKASS]

Originally posted by rookie31st:

I have following exact numbers for maximum weight ranges:

Roe Deer - 29-35 kg
Bison - 765-920kg
Wild Boar - 186-240kg
Red Deer - 210-240kg
Fallow Deer - 82-100kg

Roosevelt Elk - 440-500kg
Coyote - 24-27kg

Also, approximate numbers:
Moose - up to 600kg
Black bear - about 250kg
Red Fox - 12kg for sure, probably even 15kg
Whitetail Deer - up to 100kg

Yeah, fox is higher than 12 kg's

Whats with the stinking KG's now i have to do maths.

[Nite69]

Originally posted by PugdogZ:

Whats with the stinking KG's now i have to do maths.

same here I use LB since I am USA haha

[Rookie-31st]

I was using metric system before coming to the United States. It took me some time to get used to miles per hour instead of kilometers, but I still prefer to use kilograms unless I shop for food

[IDerpedYourMom]

USA needs to get with the program and go metric. Still backwards when it comes to it. :)

[dazdan69]

how do i convert this chart to american weight

[Nite69]

I looked up all the numbers in rookie's post and converted them via google

here is american weight

Roe Deer - 63-77 lbs
Bison - 1686-2028 lbs
Wild Boar - 410-529 lbs
Red Deer - 462-529 lbs
Fallow Deer - 180-220 lbs

Roosevelt Elk - 970-1102 lbs
Coyote - 52-59 lbs

Also, approximate numbers:
Moose - up to 1322 lbs
Black bear - about 551 lbs
Red Fox - 26 lbs for sure, probably even 33 lbs
Whitetail Deer - up to 220 lbs

[KaiEr]

My only problem, in game, with the metric/imperial system is that the shooting range doesn't change from metric when using imperial. And let's be honest about it - countries that have "gone metric" are only those in which the "official" system is metric - most still use their own system for a lot of everyday measurements. And with that being the case, the US isn't far off from that, because the US does use metric in many measurements.

Don't even get me started on trying to figure things out in China. They not only use their own system, but both metric and imperial as well.