Tale of an emerging hunter: In search of a better hunting ground

Hello and Welcome back to my blog!

I told you about a new hunter and her first few lessons with the Master Hunter. They had a good time hunting in the Silver Ridge Peaks reserves. Here are her courageous kills if you want to read all about them.

They crossed an entire ocean to reach the Iberian Peninsula in search of better hunting grounds. Why would they travel that long? The only logical explanation would be they would love to travel.

Anyways, this reserve is unlike any other they had seen. For starters, some parts of the reserves are cultivated lands filled with beautiful flowers like Sunflowers and Lavenders.

The landscape was gorgeous, but not as untouched as some of the other reserves. We were on the northeastern part of the reserves which is called the Granja Riverna region.

It was beautiful but this was no honeymoon for them. They had one purpose, the purpose to KILL. And what better way to start than to get to the nearest watch tower and survey the area?

Master Hunter knew more about these lands than our new Hunter. The watch towers here are old stone towers that were used in the Spanish Wars. These are now perfect for stalking your prey.

There were no Turkeys this time for the Turkish girl but they spotted some wild Boars and killed a few from the top of the tower. There were more resting close to the tower which our budding hunter shot after shooting some innocent flowers.

They got a couple of those and would you look at that... a perfect ass shot! These Boars are such assess that it is almost ethical to do that. xD

Here is how you pretend you shot an animal while in reality you just helped them get more alert. Classic noob move here!

But she redeemed herself moments after this as she shot down an entire family of Beceite Ibexes.

Look at this bad boy's horns. That's an impressive kill for sure!

She is very swift too, look at her running towards an outpost, in the excitement of buying some new hunting gear. She is like a gazelle prancing in the wild.

At the same time, she is a fierce hunter now, well-versed in the ancient science of hunting and blending herself into the environment. She needs a bit more practice to get swift with the advanced weapons but she is getting there.

Look at what she brought home with her shotgun. A gold Beceite Ibex weighing just about a ton with an impressive set of horns! This is a great kill for sure, a nice gold trophy to add to her list of achievements.

They both got to the outpost after filling their hands with a lot of cash that they got by selling all those harvests. It was one of the most productive sessions they had in a long time. Their decision to cross the North Atlantic Ocean and come here was an absolute success.

This could have been a good end but our new hunter is a greedy girl and wanted more cash and glory! This lioness has just tasted the blood and how could she quit just now? There were more poor animals to be killed.

It was time for some Roe deer. She stalked her prey and took her time to get closer.

One of the Roe deer among them was a nice male that gave a gold trophy. So this was the second gold trophy in this session. This was much better than they expected. Look at how he splattered to the ground.

They killed some wolves at the end too, which is not easy to do as they have a great sense of smell and hearing. But how can they survive the rage of a master hunter...right?

Cautro Colinas Hunting Reserves is one of the pretties hunting reserves. These farmlands and open fields along with fields of Sunflowers, Lavenders etc provide a unique experience. It is perfect for teaching a young and budding hunter some new skills. Some of the parts are easy and not at all challenging. Also, there are no big predators or huge animals so you can hunt most of the species with small-medium game rifles.

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This was the tale of a new and budding hunter @bemier 🖤, based on the events that took place during our latest session of our theHunter: Call of the Wild. I hope you enjoyed it!