Deer Hunt Challenge Se Patch

Hello Hunters! Today marks the release of our new Weapon Pack 2! A brand new weapon pack has just been delivered to our wardens, and they’re excited to present an incredible combination of new world finesse and old-school reliability with the Grelck Drilling Rifle, the Solokhin MN1890, and the Mangiafico 410 / 45 Colt Revolver. For more details about the new Weapon Pack, have a read on Steam store page, or find the full Weapon Pack 2 content summary and the patch notes down below: New Weapon Pack (Paid DLC) • New weapon: Grelck Drilling Rifle, a three-barreled combination gun that sports two side-by-side 16 gauge shotgun barrels atop a single rifle barrel chambered in 9.3x74R. The weapon is available in 3 color variations. • New weapon: Mangiafico 410 / 45 Colt Revolver, a versatile handgun that can be loaded with.410 shotshells or.45 Long Colt. The weapon is available in 3 color variations.

Ultimate Hunt Challenge: Deer Demo. It’s all about earning bragging rights as you make your way through the ranks from Greenhorn novice to Master Hunter. Hone your hunting skills as you go in pursuit of three of North America's most popular game animals: deer, turkey, and pheasant. For Deer Hunt Challenge on the PC, the GameFAQs information page shows all known release data and credits.

• New weapon: Solokhin MN1890, a combat-tested rifle chambered in 7.62x54R. The weapon is available in 3 color variations. New scope: Falcon 3-9x44mm Scope for the Grelck Drilling rifle Please note that these new weapons and the scope are available via the new, paid DLC “theHunter™: Call of the Wild - Weapon Pack 2” We really hope that you'll enjoy the new Weapon Pack and we'll soon provide a post with patch notes for the additional in-game improvements! // your theHunter: Call of the Wild Team. Hello Hunters! We are thrilled to reveal our new upcoming content: Weapon Pack 2! The new DLC will contain the Mangiafico 410/45 Colt Revolver, Grelck Drilling Rifle and Solokhin MN1890, and will be released on all platforms February 28th!

If you want to check out the guns in action, make sure to tune in during tomorrow’s stream at 16:00 CET on or More info about the upcoming content as well as its accompanying in game improvements will be out soon. All the best! //your theHunter: Call of the Wild team.

The feeling of angst begins deep inside about the same time every autumn. As a confirmed farmland deer hunter, I suspect I am not the only one with such concerns brewing as October heads toward November. It starts with watching nightly.

Is the weather going to be dry? Is some frost coming? Though, I don’t want a real hard freeze. It continues with frequent visits to small-town newspaper websites in southern Wisconsin, western Minnesota, the counties bordering the Missouri River in South Dakota, the river breaks and table lands of eastern Nebraska, and anywhere else I might be hunting in the upcoming rut or gun seasons. I’ll even stream in radio stations from afar to hear the announcers give local. So, what am I so intent on learning? The progress of the local corn harvest and how the army of combines is doing at bringing in the golden kernels.

Such concern spreads far beyond the regions mentioned. Visit places like Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, certain portions of Pennsylvania and western New York and you'll hear the same mantra wherever hunters gather — we're going to have some tough hunting if the corn is up. Nikon serial number. The Challenge When much of the corn crop is standing, whitetails have almost everything they need — cover and food — in one place.

Water is the only part of the habitat equation that could be in short supply, but that problem is easily enough solved under the cover of darkness. Therein lies the challenge: How to hunt whitetails in a jungle of cornstalks. Whether it’s a 5-acre corn patch tucked away on the backside of a farm, a 40-acre field of the stuff or a full quarter-section of 160 acres, it is downright challenging to kill a deer in standing corn. However, that doesn't mean the task is impossible. The most important thing I learned about hunting deer in standing corn when I shot my first whitetail in the stalks is that I would not have killed that buck had I been sitting in the deerless woods or, worse yet, sitting at home feeling like the cause was lost. Here are five ways to shoot a whitetail when the corn is up. Stalk the Stalks A field of standing corn is a daunting thing.