48. Labrador Retriever¶

Commonly found in settlements and ranches, you can likely find one of these hounds in Guthrie Farm (the Heartlands Region).

52. Donkey¶

A domesticated animal, you’ll find donkeys on farms and ranches. You should be guaranteed to find one penned up at Watson’s Cabin along the Little Creek River in the northern part of the West Elizabeth region.

53. Mallard Duck¶

Common waterfowl, you can find them flying around (or roosting near) most sources of water. Search for them near the Dakota River, Flat Iron Lake, the Kamassa River, Bluewater Marsh or along the Van Horn Trading Post. Mallard Ducks and Pekin Ducks can often be found together, and their ranges generally overlap.

54. Pekin Duck¶

Common waterfowl, you can find them flying around (or roosting near) most sources of water. Search for them near the Dakota River, Flat Iron Lake, the Kamassa River, Bluewater Marsh or along the Van Horn Trading Post. Mallard Ducks and Pekin Ducks can often be found together, and their ranges generally overlap.

55. Bald Eagle¶

An uncommon predator, they can be found in most regions where hawks prowl (The Heartlands, Bluewater Marsh, etc.). Like hawks, these birds can be lured down to feast on corpses. Given their rarity, however, a more targeted approach might be in order.

They can usually be found along the Dakota River, roosting on rocks or, more commonly, on the train bridge (Bard’s Crossing) that connects Riggs Station (West Elizabeth) to Flatneck Station (New Hanover). Just be wary of trains if you go hunting this bird there. Bald

You can also find them flying overhead near Riggs Station, the Big Valley area of West Elizabeth. There are also many rocky outcroppings that hawks and eagles roost on throughout the Grizzlies East region of Ambarino. They can also be found in the Cumberland Forest area northeast of Valentine.

55. Golden Eagle¶

An uncommon predator, they can be found in most regions where hawks prowl (The Heartlands, Bluewater Marsh, etc.). Like hawks, these birds can be lured down to feast on corpses. Given their rarity, however, a more targeted approach might be in order.

They can usually be found along the Dakota River, roosting on rocks or, more commonly, on the train bridge (Bard’s Crossing) that connects Riggs Station (West Elizabeth) to Flatneck Station (New Hanover). Just be wary of trains if you go hunting this bird there. Bald

You can also find them flying overhead near Riggs Station, the Big Valley area of West Elizabeth. There are also many rocky outcroppings that hawks and eagles roost on throughout the Grizzlies East region of Ambarino. They can also be found in the Cumberland Forest area northeast of Valentine.

57. Reddish Egret¶

These birds can be found in the swamps southwest of Saint Denis (Crawdad Willies area). More specifically, they occupy a rather narrow range along the northeastern end of these swamps, just south of the train tracks. The three egret species share a range, and the Reddish Egret is somewhat more difficult to spot due to its coloration, whereas the Little Egret and Snowy Egret’s light coloration make them stand out.

58. Little Egret¶

These birds can be found in the swamps southwest of Saint Denis (Crawdad Willies area). More specifically, they occupy a rather narrow range along the northeastern end of these swamps, just south of the train tracks. The three egret species share a range, and the Reddish Egret is somewhat more difficult to spot due to its coloration, whereas the Little Egret and Snowy Egret’s light coloration make them stand out.

59. Snowy Egret¶

These birds can be found in the swamps southwest of Saint Denis (Crawdad Willies area). More specifically, they occupy a rather narrow range along the northeastern end of these swamps, just south of the train tracks. The three egret species share a range, and the Reddish Egret is somewhat more difficult to spot due to its coloration, whereas the Little Egret and Snowy Egret’s light coloration make them stand out.

60. Rocky Mountain Bull Elk¶

Generally found in forested, mountainous areas. Specifically they can be found in New Hanover (north of Annesburg), the Grizzles East area of the Ambarino region and in West Elizabeth. In the latter case, they’re commonly found in the same area where Grizzly Bears roam (northwest of Wallace Station).