- "The scrub hare is primarily found throughout Southern Africa and prefer savanna woodlands and scrub areas. Scrub hares are nocturnal but are often found grazing and foraging in the early morning and around dusk. And while scrub hares are typically solitary, groups of males can sometimes be found actively, competing for the attention of a single female. Due to the stresses of these courting competitions, adult males generally weigh less than females. Like other hare species, the scrub hare relies on its coloration to escape detection and its speed to escape predators in active pursuit."
- ― In-Game Description
The Scrub Hare is a class 1 animal. It can be hunted in the Vurhonga Savanna Reserve. It is the 1st "Hare" species to be added to the game by name, and the 2nd lagomorph to be added as well, behind the White-tailed Jackrabbit.
Features[]
| Description | |
|---|---|
| Behavior | Jumpy when threatened but otherwise docile |
| Habitat | Scrub, tall grasslands and savanna woodlands |
| Senses | Very good hearing and vision |
| Social | Typically solitary. During mating season, groups of males can be found with females in medium-sized groups. |
| Active | During dusk, dawn and night |
| Recommended Equipment | Class 1 Ammo |
| Species | Lepus saxatilis |
| Difficulty | Easy |
Need Zone Times[]
| Time | Activity |
|---|---|
| 00:00 - 03:30 |  Feeding
|
| 03:00 - 06:30 | Feeding
|
| 06:00 - 10:30 |  Resting
|
| 10:00 - 14:30 | Resting
|
| 14:00 - 18:30 | Resting
|
| 18:00 - 21:30 | Feeding
|
| 21:00 - 00:30 | Feeding
|
Shot scheme[]
| Color code | |
|---|---|
 |
Red - Kills immediately |
| Blue - Kills very quick | |
| Orange - Kills slowly | |
| No Color - Unlikely to kill |
Fur variants[]
Brown
Chestnut
Grey
Light Grey
Trivia[]
- It is called "Lièvre des buissons" in french.
- Only the females can make diamond, as with all hare species
- The Scrub Hare is one of 7 huntable lagomorph in game. The others are the White-tailed Jackrabbit, the European Hare, the European Rabbit, the Antelope Jackrabbit, the Eastern Cottontail Rabbit, and the Mountain Hare.
