I guess it's possible that those animals weren't using the need zones the others were, but they definitely appeared to be from the same herd. I stopped when I saw the remaining does trotting to my call to a certain range, then turning around and trotting away when they hit the area where the pressure was greatest. I didn't know about the limit, but I have definitely seen need zones completely disappear from my map after a huge slaughterfest where I murdered a ton of fallow deer around a lake when the trophy score on the buck I was following turned out to be just a few points too low for the Jager mission. There is a limit it reaches, and you can hit it much faster than merely waiting the pressure out. That might be what you noticed.Īlso creating pressure in other areas will remove it faster from your map. If you hunt all the animals using a need zone however it will be gone. Ive yet to see pressure kill off a need zone.
Hunting pressure can also destroy need zones if it builds up too much.īasically, don't hunt in the same place too much. The springbok is a slender, medium-sized antelope with stethoscope-shaped horns, native to the open, treeless plains of southern Africa. While it is there, animals will avoid the area.
It forms when you hunt in an area and slowly disappears over time.
Originally posted by Gunhaver:This is hunting pressure.
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