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Table of Contents
Introduction
Equipment
- - Hunter Stores
- - Equipment from Hunter Stores
- - Camouflage Armor Shop
Types of Hunting
- - Bird Snaring
- - - - Bird Snaring Creatures
- - Rabbit Hunting
- - - - Rabbit hunting Creatures
- - Tracking
- - - - Tracking Creatures
- - Butterfly Netting
- - - - Butterfly Netting Creatures
- - Deadfall Trapping
- - - - Deadfall Trapping Creatures
- - Net Trapping
- - - - Net Trapping Creatures
- - Falconry
- - - - Falconry Creatures
- - Box Trapping
- - - - Box Trapping Creatures
- - Pitfall Trapping
- - - - Pitfall Trapping Creatures
- - Magical Imp Box Trapping
- - - - Magical Imp Box Trapping Creatures
Rewards
- - Tracking Rewards
- - Butterfly Netting Rewards
- - Deadfall Trapping Rewards
- - Net Trapping Rewards
- - Falconry Rewards
- - Box Trapping Rewards
- - Pitfall Trapping Rewards
- - Magical Imp Box Trapping Rewards
Extras
- - Hunters' Crossbow
- - Hunters' Potion
- - Number of Traps
Introduction
The best place to begin this skill would be at one of the Hunter stores in Yanille or Nardah.
These two stores will provide you with everything you need to raise your Hunter stats. For any
additional help, talk to the Hunter guides north of the Trollweiss and Rellekka area, or on the
west side of the Feldip Jungle area.
Equipment
Hunter Stores
There are two Hunter stores in RuneScape. There is one in Nardah and another in Yanille.
Name Image
Nardah
Yanille
Here are all of the items available for sale at the Hunter stores.
In the Fancy Dress Shop in Varrock you can trade in materials and coins for camouflage armor.
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Locations
There are a four main hunting grounds in RuneScape. They can be identified by the Hunting
symbol on the minimap.
Note: to view a map of the main Hunting Areas simply click on the name in the table below.
Fairy Ring
Name Image Type
Code
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There are also a few additional areas where you can hunt in RuneScape. They can also be
identified by the Hunting symbol on the minimap.
Fairy
Name Image Location
Ring Code
Red
Southwest of Ardougne,
Salamander None
near the Chaos Alatar.
Area
Black Level 20 Wilderness,
Salamander northeast of the Chaos None
Area Temple.
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Types of Hunting
Bird Snaring
This is the first type of hunting you should do. First buy a Bird snare from a Hunter store, then
head to the Feldip Hills Hunter Area (south near the shore). Lay your Bird snare and wait for a
bird to either get caught in it or trigger it and escape. If you catch one, check the trap to
remove the reward. If the bird escapes, dismantle the trap and set it up again.
You can also use a torch to smoke the trap, removing your scent and increasing your chance
of success. Torches can be purchased at the Hunter stores. This requires level 39 Hunter.
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Rabbit Hunting
When you complete the quest Eagles' Peak, you have the ability to hunt rabbits. They are
found only in the Piscatoris Hunter area. To hunt rabbits, you will need one ferret and rabbit
snares bought from a hunter store. Once you are at the hunter area, set up your snares
infront of a rabbit burrow (you can smoke these snares as well, with 39 hunter and a lit torch
with you). There are six of them facing in the same direction. Then, 'flush' the rabbit out of its
burrow by clicking on the burrow with a ferret in your inventory.
Tracking
The only thing you need for this is a Noosing wand, which you can buy from the Hunter stores.
To track, equip the Noosing wand, find a burrow, and then inspect it, then follow the tracks
that appear. As you reach the end of the tracks, search nearby bushes and plants to either find
more tracks, or a message saying there might be an animal hiding in the bush. If there is an
animal hiding in the bush, right click it and attack the bush to catch it.
Tracking Creatures
Hunter
Hunter
Creature Level Notes Location XP
Reward
Required
Bones, Raw
Can be made into Trollweiss
1 beast meat, 30
camo-gear. Hunter Area
Polar kebbit Polar kebbit fur
Bones, Raw
beast meat, Can be made into Piscatoris
3 36
Common Common kebbit camo-gear. Hunter area
kebbit fur
Bones, Raw
beast meat, Can be made into Feldip
7 48
Feldip weasel camo-gear. Hunter area
Feldip weasel
fur
Bones, Raw
Can be made into Uzer Hunter
13 beast meat, 66
camo-gear. area
Desert devil Desert devil fur
A kebbit spike can be
Bones, Long used to make bolts Piscatoris
49 348
Razorbacked kebbit spike for the Hunters' Hunter area
kebbit Crossbow.
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Butterfly Netting
Can be used on
Ruby harvest Piscatoris
Ruby 15 another player in 24
in a jar Hunter area
harvest multi-way combat
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Deadfall Trapping
To set a deadfall trap, you will need some logs and a knife.
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Net Trapping
You can start using the Net Trap at a Hunter level of 29. You will need a Rope, Fishing net, and
Bait. The bait is made from various herbs mixed with Swamp tar. To make the bait, collect
some Swamp tar from the Lumbridge Swamp. For every 15 Swamp tar you will need 1 herb.
After you have obtained 15 Swamp tar, use your herb with a Pestle and mortar to get Ground
herb. Use the Ground herb with the Swamp tar and you will obtain 15 Swamp tar mixed with
the herb. Repeat this process until you have the amount of bait you wish to have.
After you have a rope, fishing net and bait you can leave for any of the Locations listed in the
table below. Search for a young tree, use your bait, fishing net and rope on it to make a Net
Trap. Step back and wait until a creature gets caught or until the trap gets dismantled after a
certain amount of time.
Note: just like in the other hunting methods Camouflaged outfits increase the chance of
success which means your trap should catch creatures faster than without a Camouflaged
outfit, just make sure the outfit fits the environment your Hunting in (you take a Camouflaged
Desert Outfit when you are going to hunt in the desert for example). Also note that bait is not
required, it is there to speed up the Hunting, the bait actually lures creatures to the trap,
without bait you just have to be lucky enough for one of them to walk over the net.
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Falconry
The Falconry area is located in the Piscatoris Hunter Area. No equipment is needed but 500 gp
is required as payment to Matthias for the use of his falcon. No gloves can be worn or
weapons wielded while using the falcon. On payment Matthias gives you the falcon and you
automatically wear the falconer's glove and the falcon perches on your arm. To catch the
kebbits click on them, the falcon flies from your arm and hopefully catches the kebbit. Run to
the spot where the falcon is holding his catch and clicking again allows you to retrieve the
falcon and get the fur and bones. Speak to Matthias again to return the falcon and glove
before leaving the Falconry area.
Falconry Creatures
Hunter Level Hunter
Creature Notes Location XP
Required Reward
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Box Trapping
All you need is a box trap. If you decide to use bait, use it on the box trap and wait for the
animal to take notice. Should the animal trigger the box trap but not get caught, you'll lose
your bait. If the box trap falls over the bait you have placed inside it will not be lost. Simply
collect your trap and bait and start over.
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Pitfall Trapping
You will need logs and a knife to create Pitfall traps. Once your trap is created, use a Teasing
stick to prod the animal. The creature will then chase you, trying to hurt you, until you jump
over the trap and lead it onto the spikes.
Big bones,
Fur can be made into Karamja (near
Horned 41 Horned graahk 240
graahk-skin clothing. Cairn Isle)
graahk fur
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Magical Imp Box Trapping
Rewards
Here are all of the items you can make using items obtained from hunted creatures.
Tracking Rewards
The fur received from catching a kebbit can be used to make several camouflaged clothing
items which will help your hunting when in particular areas. You can ask the Fancy Dress Shop
Owner in the eastern half of Varrock to make the fur into these camoflaged clothing items for
20 coins each.
Combat Bonuses
Hunter
I Level Attack Defence Other
tem Requir
S Slas Crus Magi Rang S Slas Crus Magi Rang Streng Praye
ed
tab h h c e tab h h c e th r
Pola
r 1 +0 +0 +0 +0 +0 +10 +15 +19 +0 +12 +0 +0
cam
o-
top
Pola
r 1 +0 +0 +0 +0 -7 +11 +10 +10 +0 +10 +0 +0
cam
o-
legs
Woo
d 1 +0 +0 +0 +0 +0 +10 +15 +19 +0 +12 +0 +0
cam
o-
top
Woo
d 1 +0 +0 +0 +0 -7 +11 +10 +10 +0 +10 +0 +0
cam
o-
legs
Jung
le 4 +0 +0 +0 +0 +0 +10 +15 +19 +0 +12 +0 +0
cam
o-
top
Jung
le 4 +0 +0 +0 +0 -7 +11 +10 +10 +0 +10 +0 +0
cam
o-
legs
Dese
rt 10 +0 +0 +0 +0 +0 +10 +15 +19 +0 +12 +0 +0
cam
o-
top
Dese
rt 10 +0 +0 +0 +0 -7 +11 +10 +10 +0 +10 +0 +0
cam
o-
legs
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Butterflies you have caught in Butterfly jars can be used on other players in multi-way combat
ares. They will give stat boosts to the target player.
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Falconry Rewards
Spotted kebbit fur, Dark kebbit fur, and Dashing kebbit fur can be made into useful items.
Spotted and Dashing kebbit fur can be made into capes that decrease your weight by taking
them to the Fancy Dress Store Owner in eastern Varrock. Dark kebbit fur can be made into
Gloves of silence, which greatly increase your thieving ability!
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Both capes have the same stats, except the Spotted cape has a -3kg weight and the Spottier
cape has a -5kg weight.
Combat Bonuses
Attack Defence Other
Strengt
Stab Slash Crush Magic Range Stab Slash Crush Magic Range Prayer
h
+0 +0 +0 +0 +0 +0 +1 +1 +0 +2 +0 +0
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Pitfall Rewards
The fur obtained from pitfall creatures is either tatty or perfect. You use both to make trousers
and tops at the Fancy Dress Store in eastern Varrock, but only perfect fur can be made into
headdresses. It takes a total of four furs for a Polar kebbit, Common kebbit, Feldip weasel, or
Desert devil set, and a total of three Larupia, Graahk, or Kyatt furs, one of which has to be
"good" and not "tatty", to make and you can also sell both types of fur to the fur traders of
Rellekka and Ardougne, although the tatty fur will get a lower price. These clothes will
increase your chances of catching creatures using Hunter in their respective areas. Larupia
clothes for the jungle and woodland, Horned graahk clothes for the desert, and Sabretooth
kyatt clothes for the polar areas.
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All three headdresses, tops, and legs have the same stats.
Combat Bonuses
Attack Defence Other
Type
S Slas Crus Magi Rang S Slas Crus Magi Rang Streng Praye
tab h h c e tab h h c e th r
Headdress
+0 +0 +0 +0 -1 +4 +5 +3 +0 +4 +0 +0
/Hat
Top +0 +0 +0 +0 +0 +10 +15 +19 +0 +12 +0 +0
Legs +0 +0 +0 +0 -7 +11 +10 +10 +0 +10 +0 +0
Extras
Hunters' Crossbow
The Hunters' Crossbow can be obtained from Leon in the Hunter Store in Yanille for 1300
coins. It only use Kebbit bolts, and you need at least level 50 Range to be able to wield it.
Hunters' Potion
At level 53 Herblore you can make a Hunters' potion. Obtain some Kebbit teeth and grind
them with a Pestle and mortar. Then add them to a Vial of water with some Avantoe. This will
raise your Hunting level by three temporarily.
Number of Traps
The higher your Hunter level is, the more traps you can set up.
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Note: Some of the data in this guide was taken from Runescape.com