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Gameplay questions / Re: Is there a topic that discusses trapping in the winter, particularly elk?
« on: August 10, 2019, 05:26:26 PM »
Animal size seems to sometimes alter which trap is effective against it. I've caught small foxes in a light lever trap, big wolves in a bear trap. I can't recall off the top of my head how I've seen cub/young status alter effective trap size, so I'm not sure if the trap size is based on weight or animal classification + size modifier (small, normal, big.)
Turnips as stated work well for elk. For herbivores some will also eat other plants, but I think it has to be the part that spoils over time (can't use herbs I don't think.) I've caught elk with milkweed and lakereed root, and hares with milkweed root. I've seen elk munching on marsh calla before, but I haven't used it in a trap before. Some birds prefer different berries than others, some may not like berries at all, obviously raptors and scavengers but even some of the others.
Turnips as stated work well for elk. For herbivores some will also eat other plants, but I think it has to be the part that spoils over time (can't use herbs I don't think.) I've caught elk with milkweed and lakereed root, and hares with milkweed root. I've seen elk munching on marsh calla before, but I haven't used it in a trap before. Some birds prefer different berries than others, some may not like berries at all, obviously raptors and scavengers but even some of the others.