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theHunter: Call of the Wild animal guide
White-tailed Jackrabbit: class, trophy rating and need zones.
A practical reference for finding and identifying white-tailed jackrabbit in theHunter: Call of the Wild. Values can differ between reserves and may change after game updates.
White-tailed Jackrabbit at a glance
Class 1
Animal class
Use ammunition suitable for Class 1 animals.
6.3
Diamond threshold
Silver 2.8 · Gold 4.8.
6.8–6.8 kg
Weight range
Weight values are shown in kilograms.
No
Great One
No Fabled difficulty range is listed for this animal.
Animal information
| Reserves | Layton Lake District |
|---|---|
| Difficulty range | 1: Trivial - 3: Very Easy |
| Behaviour | Docile and somewhat skittish |
| Senses | Sight 4/5, hearing 4/5, smell 3/5 |
Need-zone times by reserve
Times are shown in the in-game 24-hour clock. Schedules can change after a game update.
Fur types
TacMaps currently lists 5 fur types for White-tailed Jackrabbit. Rarity is specific to this species.
| Fur type | Rarity | Sex |
|---|---|---|
| Albino | Rare | All |
| Beige | Common | All |
| Brown | Common | All |
| Grey | Common | All |
| Light Brown | Common | All |
Recommended equipment
These are TacMaps recommendations rather than a complete list of every suitable weapon.
| Cacciatore 12G | Birdshot |
|---|---|
| Kullman .22H | rifle |
| Virant .22LR | rifle |
Data source and updates
This guide uses the animal records maintained by TacMaps by TicTactical. TacMaps also provides reserve maps, community zones and live planning tools.
Game updates can alter populations, schedules and trophy values. If a value here differs from the current game, use the in-game information and check TacMaps for the latest update.
Common questions
What class is White-tailed Jackrabbit in theHunter: Call of the Wild?
White-tailed Jackrabbit is listed as a Class 1 animal in the current TacMaps data.
What is the Diamond score for White-tailed Jackrabbit?
The current TacMaps Diamond threshold is 6.3. The Gold threshold is 4.8 and Silver is 2.8.
Which reserves have White-tailed Jackrabbit?
White-tailed Jackrabbit is currently listed on Layton Lake District.