I've been using immersive tame with this mod with great success so far. You can totally customize how each creature can be tamed and the ones from this mod show up in the admin menu for IT just fine. For example, I've made all of the apex predators and others that don't have a unique taming method set as combat tames, which keeps the challenge but still lets you tame rexes and such. You may need to work some .ini magic to get some of the bait blueprints to recognize the remapped ingredients from this mod. This is the regular raw meat bait tweaked to work better with this mod, for example:

ConfigOverrideItemCraftingCosts=(ItemClassString="PrimalItemConsumable_Bait_RawMeat_C",BaseCraftingResourceRequirements=((ResourceItemTypeString="PrimalItemResource_Fibers_C",BaseResourceRequirement=12.0,bCraftingRequireExactResourceType=false),(ResourceItemTypeString="DA_PrimalItemConsumable_RawMeat_Child_C",BaseResourceRequirement=1.0,bCraftingRequireExactResourceType=false),(ResourceItemTypeString="PrimalItemResource_Sparkpowder_C",BaseResourceRequirement=2.0,bCraftingRequireExactResourceType=false)))

I had to add the following two lines to my Game.ini to be able to craft the two fish baits; the berry and the meat baits were craftable without modifications (as of aug 2020).

Posted here in case others come searching:

ConfigOverrideItemCraftingCosts=(ItemClassString="PrimalItemConsumable_Bait_RawFishMeat_C",BaseCraftingResourceRequirements=((ResourceItemTypeString="PrimalItemResource_Fibers_C",BaseResourceRequirement=12.0,bCraftingRequireExactResourceType=false),(ResourceItemTypeString="PrimalItemResource_Sparkpowder_C",BaseResourceRequirement=2.0,bCraftingRequireExactResourceType=false),(ResourceItemTypeString="DA_PrimalItemConsumable_RawMeat_Fish_Child_C",BaseResourceRequirement=1.0,bCraftingRequireExactResourceType=false)))

ConfigOverrideItemCraftingCosts=(ItemClassString="PrimalItemConsumable_Bait_RawPrimeFishMeat_C",BaseCraftingResourceRequirements=((ResourceItemTypeString="PrimalItemResource_Fibers_C",BaseResourceRequirement=12.0,bCraftingRequireExactResourceType=false),(ResourceItemTypeString="PrimalItemResource_Sparkpowder_C",BaseResourceRequirement=2.0,bCraftingRequireExactResourceType=false),(ResourceItemTypeString="DA_PrimalItemConsumable_RawPrimeMeat_Fish_Child_C",BaseResourceRequirement=1.0,bCraftingRequireExactResourceType=false)))

So I have a question for anyone running this combination, does having these two mods make it to where you can tame other creatures like a Spinosaurus in the hunted mod because you also have the immersive taming mod?

Originally posted by Nyremis:

Yes you can, I run both mods on my servers and any tame that isn't covered yet by The Hunted is covered by Immersive Taming this includes mod creatures as well.

Do you or anyone else have a guide or something to keep the difficulty and allow for both these mods along with being able to tame other dinosaurs?

Originally posted by Nyremis:

Do you or anyone else have a guide or something to keep the difficulty and allow for both these mods along with being able to tame other dinosaurs?

https://steamcommunity.com/workshop/filedetails/discussion/1251632107/1694920442955862646/

You can use the immersive tame settings to customize which creatures you want to be able to immersive tame. As well adjust the effectiveness of immersive taming them.

What's nice about the Hunted is the saddles needed to craft for tames have lvl caps on the implants and you need some serious material to activate and craft. So even if you managed to immersive tame a more dangerous creature at a low level you probably can't get the materials for the saddle.

I'm finding the parasaurs dont go for bait even though they show up properly in the taming journal is there a known fix for this?