Often, if you accidentally spook an animal into running away, or if you kill one in a herd and the others run away, if you wait a minute or two and use a caller a few times, the animal or herd will return to the same area, especially at a Need Zone.

Being that the maps are very gigantic, this is almost necessary. You can select them on the menu and it will highlight the relevant zone on the map. This is useful when you are trying to hunt specific species, such as for a mission.

Animals visit certain areas each day within certain time ranges. Animals mercifully don't spook or react to it. At night time, you can turn on a flash light so you can actually see what you're doing and don't have to stumble around blindly in the dark.The female bison, which arrived after living on smaller enclosures in Ireland and the Scottish Highlands, will be joined by a bull at the site, owned by the Kent Wildlife Trust charity, in the coming months.

using native resources, ecosystem engineers as we like to call them - in the form in this case of the European bison - is exactly the right thing to do.” “We’re doing this to restore the environment and restore a native English woodland and everything that thrives in and around that kind of habitat,” explained Habben, saying it was “critically important”. This creates a multitude of benefits, helping other species forge habitats as the bison become the perfect “ecosystem engineers”. The female bison - one matriarch and two younger cows - will now graze, eat bark, fell trees and take so-called dust baths, churning up the ground in the woods.

they took a glance back, looked at us and then disappeared into the woodlands,” he added, moments after the release. “(It’s a) really momentous occasion today,” Mark Habben, of the Wildwood Trust which is leading the five-year conservation project, said. It marks the first time in millennia that European bison - the continent’s largest land mammal and the closest living relative to ancient steppe bison that once roamed Britain - will live in wild conditions once again. The trio immediately began munching birch tree leaves in the ancient woods near Canterbury, to restore and manage the area with their behaviour - and minimal human interference. HERNE BAY: As the sun rose on Monday over southeast England, three bison emerged from a corral into a new woodland home as part of an ambitious project to transform the natural environment.

Diamond bison call of the wild