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Kingdom Come: Deliverance II Hunting Guide

Hunting in KCD2 feeds Henry and funds his gear. A bow, patience, and the right spot turn the woods into a larder and a wallet. How to hunt without wasting arrows.

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The bow is the hunting tool

Melee scares game; the bow lets you strike from range. The archery bow guide covers accuracy; for hunting, a clean shot to the body drops the animal without ruining the meat.

Know where the game is

Animals gather in specific meadows and forests. The travel and encounters page helps you find them; learn the spots and you always have food and pelts.

Meat feeds, pelts pay

Hunted meat covers the needs guide drain, and pelts sell for coin. The money making guide counts hunting among the lawful early incomes; it is slower than theft but safer.

Pair with foraging

While hunting, grab herbs for alchemy. A woods trip feeds, funds, and stocks your potions at once.

Turn the kill into value

A downed animal is only half the reward until you loot it. Take the meat to cover the needs guide drain and the pelts to sell for coin at a trader. The money making guide counts hunting among the lawful early incomes, slower than theft but far safer, and it keeps Henry fed while it funds his gear.

Hunt where the game gathers

Animals return to the same meadows and forest edges, so learn those spots and you always have food and pelts. Pair the trip with herb gathering and one woods outing feeds, funds, and stocks your alchemy at once.

Track before you shoot

A clean kill needs a calm approach, so use the bow or a stealthy rifle and take the shot the animal does not hear. The archery bow guide page covers the quiet option. A spooked animal is meat lost and time wasted.

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Sources & References

This guide is verified against the game's own data and official communications. For patch notes, current balance, and authoritative specifics, consult the references below. Where a precise number cannot be verified, we explain the mechanic rather than invent a figure.