Cabela's Deer Hunter 2004 Hints (PS2)

Cabela's Deer Hunter 2004 is a hunting video game that was created by Sand Grain Productions and released by Activision Value Publishing for the Playstation 2 console, for the Xbox and the PC. The title was launched in 2003 and is classed as a hunting simulation game played from a first person perspective. There are some role playing and third person view elements.

The game allows the player to explore places like British Columbia, Colorado, New Mexico and the rest of North America and hunt in those regions as you embark on the hunting adventure of a virtual life time. The structure of the game makes it so that the player begins all the areas and all the missions in an outpost. This allows you to customize his gear using thousands of real world pieces of equipment so that you are better prepared to confront the challenge ahead. There are 157 pieces of trophy game that you can pursue. They include well-known species like the Whitetail, the Mule Deer and the Columbian Blacktail to more exotic species such as Coues, Fallow and Sika. Each animal you hunt will present a unique challenge and hunt environment.

The game is a hunter's dream because it also features real video of all the creatures you can hunt to give you a better idea of what you are looking for and to provide you with some information on your kills.

GAMEPLAY HINTS

Sneaking up on deer

Use the scent cover when sneaking up on any deer.

Attracting deer

Get a deer feeder and a tree stand. Walk to an area with a lot of trees. Set up your tree stand and deer feeder. Get up in the tree stand, use the scent cover, then use your buck call. It may take several minutes to attract a deer. For best results, use your rifles.

Recommended deer hunt locations

The best place to hunt deer is Arizona. You need the buck decoy, buck call, scent cover, and the urine scent. First, use the decoy. Then, use the scent cover and urine scent. Finally, use the buck call. You should have bucks coming in a matter of seconds.

Go to the first Arizona level. Get on the four wheeler and go behind the cabin. At 200 yards there should be a deer.

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