One survival mechanic inKingdom Come: Deliverance 2is nourishment, which requires Henry to eat often but also not overeat. While there are other ins and outs like avoiding food poisoning, some players may struggle with finding a steady stream of food.

Hunting is one of the ways players can get food, as animals will have many pieces of raw meat on them, though there are a few important things to know before grabbing your bow and getting out there. Here’s everything you need to know about hunting.

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The Basics Of Hunting In Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2

The most important thing to know first about hunting is that not every wild animal is free to kill and butcher. The wild animals of the land and forests belong to the lords who own those lands, so killing a wild animal iscommitting a crime. The onlyexceptions to this rule are rabbits, wolves, and wild dogs.

While the first game had a permit that allowed you to hunt all animals, one has not been found in this game, and this article will be updated should one exist.

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Hunting wild dogs and wolves is fairly simple, as they will come to you and try to attack you randomly when walking through forests. Since they are attacking you, it leads to fairly straightforward combat with the player making short work of entire packs byparrying or dodging incoming attacks and riposting to stagger them for additional follow-up attacks. Rabbits are a bit harder to kill, as you’ll almost always need to use a ranged weapon and will have to worry about sneaking up on the rabbit before getting a shot off.

However you kill an animal doesn’t matter, you’ll then need toapproach the body and butcher it to get the meat and other materials from the body. Through Survival perks, you can get more from each animal you kill. Raw meat from an animal also goes bad fast, so you’ll want to eithercook, dry, or smokeit as soon as you get back to camp.

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How To Hunt Efficiently In Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2

If you really want to make hunting easy, complete thequest to find Mutt. There are manyperks in the Houndmaster tree that further make Mutt helpful while hunting, with his most helpful aspect being the “Sick em'” command. Aside from using Mutt, you’ll want to find and get good with a bow or crossbow, as you’ll almost never be able to kill a rabbit with a melee weapon. Early into the game, it may be best to use aCrossbow because of its damage output, as Henry’s strength may not be enough to kill them in one hit with a weak bow and starting arrow.

You’ll also want tolevel up your stealth and lower the noise you maketo help you get closer to rabbits before they spot you.

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Which Animals Can You Hunt In Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2

Legally, you can only hunt rabbits, wolves, and wild dogs, though that doesn’t mean you can’t hunt illegally. There are many hunting spots throughout the world with almost all of them being far away from just about anyone, andas long as you’re not caught you can easily get away with being a poacher. Be warned whenfast-traveling into a townthat guards have a chance of stopping you and searching you, and having fresh meat from an animal you’re not supposed to kill may cause some issues for you.

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