Medved-Taiga Moose Grind Setup
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
Transforming my Hunter: Call of the Wild save on PlayStation into a tight, rinse-and-repeat money and trophy loop is the whole goal. Moose are the focus, and I’m covering the entire Medved-Taiga reserve, not just one quadrant. Here’s what the finished package needs to give me:
• A fully annotated Medved-Taiga map (screenshots or a clean overlay) that shows every tent and water-zone marker right up to the placement limit, laid out so a single clockwise or counter-clockwise circuit keeps fresh herds spawning.
• The best in-game start time for each loop, recommended rifle and caller load-out, plus any subtle herd-management tricks that keep hunting pressure low and the diamond chances high.
• A clear, numbered walkthrough of the very first setup run—spawn point, travel order, exact coordinates—so I can mirror your process from a fresh save without guesswork.
Keep the guidance PlayStation-friendly, note any platform quirks, and feel free to cite patch-specific mechanics or alt spots that could help future-proof the route. Finished files can be a ZIP with marked PNGs, a short PDF, or an in-game overlay video—whatever communicates the spots cleanly.
• A fully annotated Medved-Taiga map (screenshots or a clean overlay) that shows every tent and water-zone marker right up to the placement limit, laid out so a single clockwise or counter-clockwise circuit keeps fresh herds spawning.
• The best in-game start time for each loop, recommended rifle and caller load-out, plus any subtle herd-management tricks that keep hunting pressure low and the diamond chances high.
• A clear, numbered walkthrough of the very first setup run—spawn point, travel order, exact coordinates—so I can mirror your process from a fresh save without guesswork.
Keep the guidance PlayStation-friendly, note any platform quirks, and feel free to cite patch-specific mechanics or alt spots that could help future-proof the route. Finished files can be a ZIP with marked PNGs, a short PDF, or an in-game overlay video—whatever communicates the spots cleanly.