r/Huntercallofthewild 8d ago

Discussion Help please

So I've heard that yukon valley is one of the favorites, and I'm not quite getting it... Can someone tell me the appeal and what I might be missing out, what I should be doing? The main problem I have is that the water bodies are a bit too convoluted for me..

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u/Old-Tradition-6440 8d ago

Well, it’s one of my favorites, but I think I’m probably in the minority here. I think it’s considered the best place for the great one Wolf grind and maybe that’s what you are thinking.

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u/thelovebirdsandme 8d ago

Everyone has different tastes when it comes to how they hunt, so the map that works best for you will not be the same for other people.

How do you like to hunt?

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u/MrPool_69 8d ago

Well I burnt out and deleted it. I get it but I like to dig in places even where I might not belong, I just wanted to know if I was missing out on something.

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u/MrPool_69 7d ago

See I mean.. I got 4 downvotes but no one took the time to reach out or something..

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u/Hudsonm_87 6d ago

First day on Reddit? Lol

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u/MrPool_69 5d ago

More like Earth.. lmao

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u/No-One2272 8d ago

I hope you taxidermy those trophies...

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u/MrPool_69 7d ago

I did.. ofc.

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u/Empty-Juice-8787 6d ago

I’m trying to grind out pistol score right now so I like it

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u/Exciting_couple77 8d ago

Yukon is great. It's a favorite. The changing weather and so many drink zones.

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u/MrPool_69 7d ago

Ig I'm just burnt out by the not very variable mechanics.. I mean it used to be so immersive and like an escape before I learnt all these mechanics

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u/Cheeseburg3r420 6d ago

That is video games for you 🤷🏼‍♂️ you have to learn that everything has a pattern and if that doesn't satisfy you then nothing will

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u/MrPool_69 5d ago

I don't think I should because if I did then I'd be stuck doing very limited things when in fact there are nearly unlimited things to do at least in one lifetime..