Red Dead Online: All Mountain and Grassland Habitat Animals Guide

 Being a Naturalist in Red Dead Online is not easy, because players have to locate all types of animals in several environments and locations. Every set of the game allows the players to focus on specific common habitat animals. At the Grassland and Mountain Habitat, players will locate, sedate, and collect a sample of a total of 14 animals to complete their sample. To track all the mountain-dwelling, here is the best guide you can try.

There are a total of 14 Grassland and Mountain Habitat animal samples available. In the following region, it is fairly easy to find the animals because they usually appear close together. So when a player finds an animal, they will find a few more in the nearby areas. To collect the samples, it is necessary to have multiple sedative ammo for Varmint Rifle before moving forward to the mountains.

Grassland and Mountain Animal Guide

The “Rocky Mountain Cow Elk” and Rocky “Mountain Bull Elk” travel around the “Cumberland Forest” and “Little Creek River.” They get scared very easily, so maintain your distance when you see one. To take them down, you need to use some decent amount of sedative ammo, so make your every shot perfect.

American Badger loves to travel around the “Tall Trees” and “Riggs Station,” but sometimes they can be found near to “Donner Falls.” At the Tall Trees valley, Timber Wolf and Grey Wolf are native to the Grizzlies and the Cumberland Forest. They don’t just sleep, but they are always aware and ready to defend themselves from any harm. Sometimes tracking them down is quite hard, so you can also research at the night.

“Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep” and “Rocky Mountain Bighorn Ram” are usually found at the “Cumberland Forest” and east side of “Grizzlies.” These huge animals have the potential to deal a massive amount of sedatives. So while catching them, you need to be cautious.

In Cumberland Forest, “California Valley Coyote” can be found, but occasionally. You need to stay in that region for a while to get a sample, but they also appear at “The Heartlands.” Catching them is not tough because they are small in shape and go down quickly.

 At The Heartlands, “Whitetail Buck” is native to the “Cumberland Forest” and “East Lemoyne.” Similar types of animals don’t prefer to come out to avoid frightening it off. Until you attempt any shots, they will remain in the silence and don’t come out. While exploring, you will see “Whitetail Deer” as well, but if that doesn’t happen, you can look into “Strawberry” and “Thieves Landing” by “Blue Water Marsh.” The Thieves landing and Blue Water Marsh both are the perfect place to locate the Wild Boars.

“American Bison” usually roam between the “Heartland Overflow,” “Heartland Oil Fields” and also “Great Plains” similar to the first game. All these giants take extreme efforts to sleep. To make these giants sleep, you need to have your horse ready for chasing and making shots.

The “Doe” and “American Pronghorn Buck” live at The Heartlands and Great Plains. Both of these animals have similar looks, so use the binoculars to see them.

Rewards

After collecting the samples, go to Harriet, and against those samples, she will give you cash and stamps to complete the set in the Field Guide. You can always go to the menu for trading your Grassland Habitat and Mountain to get an additional 1,000XP at $140.00.

Conclusion –Red Dead Online is a proper adventure game. There are plenty of things in the game that can be collected. You need to put your efforts to search every region to collect samples and other required items.

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