This is a simple way to quickly earn a few early levels for the skill. However, there are a couple that are worth a special mention here.Īlthough it’s not really classified as a hunting area, you can gain some easy hunting experience from the Vinesweeper minigame. There are several other locations in Runescape where you can hunt, but most of these only have one or two types of creatures. If you want to start snaring rabbits at level 27, you’ll need to complete this quest first. The Woodland Hunting Area is also where most of the Eagles’ Peak quest takes place. If you’re more interested in gaining experience in order to increase your Hunter Level than you are in making money, the Falconry is an excellent place to visit. These Kebbits require Hunter Levels of 43, 57, and 69, respectively, to catch. If you have a Hunter Level of 43 or higher, you can visit the Falconry and rent a falcon that will help you catch Spotted, Dark, and Dashing Kebbits. It’s also the home of Ferrets, Rabbits, and Chinchompas. This is where you’ll find the Copper Longtail, Ruby Harvest, Common Kebbit, Razor-backed Kebbit, Wild Kebbit, and Prickly Kebbit. There’s a huge variety of animals to catch using several different hunting methods in this location. It’s located far to the northwest on the Runescape world map, just south of the Piscatoris Fishing Colony. The Woodland Hunting Area (also called the Piscatoris Hunter Area) is my personal favorite place to hunt. However, you should be able to run past them as long as you make sure to pay close attention to your health. If you have a lower level character and you’re walking out to this location, take a little extra care, There are several aggressive creatures in the nearby Feldip Hills area that can pack quite a punch. One nice thing about this area is it is fairly close to Yanille, which is home to one of Runescape’s hunter shops. This is also the area where you’ll find Tropical Wagtails, Barb-tailed Kebbits, Spined Larupias, and Carnivorous Chinchompas. In this area, you’ll find the Crimson Swift, one of the first birds that can be caught using the bird snaring method of hunting. The Jungle Hunting Area (also called the Feldip Hunter Area) is in a large section south of Feldip Hills. However, if you’re lacking a way to easily transport to other hunting areas, you may want to try to gain some experience here since its not that far from the Al Kharid bank. When this is coupled with the fact that you’ll need to carry waterskins, it’s really not one of the better areas to travel to if your main interest is making money. While you can make a small profit off of some of the loot dropped by these animals, you can generally do better with beasts found in other areas. In this area, you’ll find Desert Devils, Golden Warblers, and Orange Salamanders. You’ll need to be sure to bring waterskins or some other thirst-quenching item to survive out here. While there are a number of animals you can hunt here, the desert heat can make it a little annoying to travel to this locale. The Desert Hunting Area (also known as the Urza Hunter Area) is located north of Nardah and southeast of Al Kharid. In addition, you’ll also find the Cerulean Twitch, Sapphire Glacialis, Snowy Knight, and Sabre-toothed Kyatt in the Snow Hunting Area. This is also where you’ll find the Sabre-toothed Kebbit, which can be hunted using the deadfall trapping method at Hunter Level 51. It’s possible to get more than 2000 gp for each fur. A great way to make money at low levels is to hunt Polar Kebbits and sell their fur on the Grand Exchange in Varrock. This is home to the Polar Kebbit, an animal you can start tracking immediately with Hunter Level 1. The Snow Hunting Area (also called the Trollweiss Hunter Area) is located just a little bit north of Rellekka.
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