99 Nights in the Forest Hunting: Pelts and Bunny Feet
Hunting provides food and valuable trade goods. But careless hunting can bring dangerous animals right into your camp.
Why Hunt
Hunting gives you meat for food and animal parts for the Pelt Trader.
The Pelt Trader visits on day 2 and then every 3 to 4 days. He trades for bunny feet and wolf pelts, so have them ready when he arrives.
Target Animals and Drops
Bunnies are the easiest to hunt, and they are where bunny feet come from.
Wolves are more dangerous, but wolf pelts are valuable for trading.
Alpha wolves and bears are much stronger. Avoid them early on.
Safe Hunting Practices
Never attack animals from inside your safe zone. If you do, they will come into camp after you.
Hunt away from the fire, while you are out exploring.
Hunt during daylight. The Deer and the other monsters do not hunt during the day, and you can see better.
Use ranged weapons if you have them to keep your distance from dangerous prey.
Pelt Trader Timing
Before day 2, try to collect at least one bunny foot or wolf pelt, because the Pelt Trader arrives that day.
After the first visit, he returns every 3 to 4 days. Keep a small stock of pelts and feet ready.
If you cannot hunt safely, focus on scavenging and come back to hunting when you have better gear.
Dangerous Prey
Alpha wolves and bears hit hard. Do not engage them without proper weapons and full health.
If an animal starts chasing you, run back to camp. The burning fire keeps wild animals out of the safe zone.
Key Takeaways
- Hunt bunnies for bunny feet and wolves for wolf pelts to trade.
- Never attack animals from the safe zone; they will follow you into camp.
- Hunt during daylight and away from the fire.
- Avoid alpha wolves and bears until you are well-equipped.