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"Caribou is the given name of wild reindeer in North America, and they are primarily found in Alaska and Canada. Interestingly, they have never been domesticated despite their importance in native culture. They have the longest migrations of all known land animals with yearly migrations of large herds covering several thousand kilometers. Like the Eurasian reindeer, both male and female caribous grow antlers. Adults measure between 0.85 m and 1.50 m at the shoulder. Females weigh up to 120.00 kg while males can exceed 180.00 kg . Males and females live together in small groups that merge into massive herds when they migrate."
― In-Game Description

The Grant Caribou is a class 6 deer. It can be hunted in Yukon Valley. While similar in many ways to the Mountain Reindeer of Medved-Taiga National Park, it is slightly different in appearance.

Features[]

Description
Behavior Gregarious, migratory
Habitat Tundra, boreal forest
Senses Excellent sense of smell
Social Migrate in large herds, form smaller groups when grazing
Active Active throughout day and night, intermittent rest
Recommended Equipment Class 6 Ammo, Antler Rattler
Species Rangifer tarandus
Difficulty Average

Need Zone Times[]

Times Activity
00:00 - 04:30 Resting
04:00 - 08:30 Drinking
08:00 - 12:30 Feeding
12:00 - 16:30 Resting
16:00 - 20:30 Feeding
20:00 - 00:30 Resting

Shot scheme[]

Color code
File:Grant Caribou shot scheme.png
Red - Kills immediately
Blue - Kills very quick
Orange - Kills slowly
No Color - Unlikely to kill

Fur Variants[]

Male[]

Female[]

Fur Variant Rarity[]

Sex Common Uncommon Rare Very Rare
Male Dark Brown (49.85%)
Light Brown (49.85%)
X Piebald (0.20%) Albino (0.03%),
Leucistic (0.03%),
Melanistic (0.03%)
Female Dark Brown (49.95%)
Light Brown (49.95%)
X X Albino (0.03%),
Leucistic (0.03%),
Melanistic (0.03%)

Trivia[]

  • Caribou is a Canadian French word that descends from the Algonquian word Kaleboo meaning pawer.[1]
  • Reindeer and Caribou are same species, scientifically known as Rangifer tarandus. In North America, the wild members of this species are generally called caribou, while in Eurasia, they are called reindeer.[2]

References[]

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