Parque Fernando — Complete Guide: All 8 Animals, Need Zones, Best Weapons & Tips

Parque Fernando is a reserve DLC released in 2018 in theHunter: Call of the Wild, modelled on Argentina (Patagonia). A Patagonian reserve where you help owner Carolina turn wild land into a hunting destination.

This page covers everything about Parque Fernando: all 8 species with their class, trophy thresholds and need-zone clocks, the weapons that cover every class here, the official screenshots, our hunting tips, and answers to the questions players ask most.

Parque Fernando in Pictures

Puma chasing deer across a river Puma on a forest trail Water buffalo in the forest Deer on a wooded slope Cloud-filled volcanic valley Hunting tower over the scrub Hunting tower at sunrise Lupin meadow and lakeside hut Lupin meadow in the trees Lupin hills at sunset Forest glade Full moon over the forest Inside the hunting lodge

13 official images from the game's store page. Tap any image to enlarge.

About Parque Fernando

What you get with the Parque Fernando DLC:

• Size: 25 sq mi (64 km²).
• Terrain: dead forests, swamps, hills, grassland, steppe, lupine meadows, lakes.
• Species: Cinnamon Teal, Blackbuck, Mule Deer, Red Deer, Axis Deer, Puma.
• 16 narrative and 39 side missions; open outposts, build lodges.
• New lodge with a diamond-trophy display slot per reserve species.
• Archery and shooting range; challenge targets.
• Non-owners can join owners free; new clothing sets for all players.

Our Map of Parque Fernando

We traced this map ourselves from the in-game map, copying its terrain shading so you can read the ridges and valleys: every lake and river we could see, the roads and trails, the reserve border, and 3 outposts, 9 lookouts and 10 points of interest, placed where they sit in the game. Toggle the layers, zoom in, and tap any marker for its grid square.

Hand-made by Hunt & Live from our own in-game screenshot. Only the parts of the reserve we have explored show roads; water and markers are placed as accurately as we could trace them. We'll keep adding to it as we explore more.

In-Game Map of Parque Fernando

This is the real in-game map of Parque Fernando from our own save, cleaned up and cropped. Zoom in with the buttons, mouse wheel or a double-tap, then drag to look around. You can see the big lake along the east side and the three marked regions in the north and centre. Bright patches are areas we’ve explored, and outposts, lookouts and the need zones we’ve found are marked.

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Explored areaOutpost (fast travel)Lookout / point of interestNeed zones we foundWaterRegion boundary

Our own in-game screenshot. Fog of war, need zones and explored areas differ on every save, so treat it as a guide to the terrain and regions (Regne dels Stags, Tierra Vargas and Lago Gallegos), then mark your own zones as you find them.

Map

Our illustrated interactive map of Parque Fernando is in the works. In the meantime, climb lookouts to reveal the map around them and unlock outposts for fast travel. Animals use the same need zones all season, so mark drink zones as you find them. Our six mapped reserves are Layton Lake District, Hirschfelden, Vurhonga Savanna, Te Awaroa, Silver Ridge Peaks and Emerald Coast.

All 8 Animals on Parque Fernando

Every species on the reserve, heaviest class first. Each card shows the class, the hardest difficulty it can reach, the diamond threshold, any Great One, and the published feed, drink and rest times. For full trophy data see our animals page.

Need-zone times are the published in-game windows (24-hour clock). Zone locations differ between saves, so find and mark your own.

Trophy Thresholds on Parque Fernando

The trophy rating you need for each medal. Diamonds only drop at the top difficulty levels, so check an animal’s level with your binoculars before you shoot.

Best Weapons for Parque Fernando

The smallest base-game kit that covers every class here (1–9), so whatever walks into a zone you have legal ammo:

• Caversham Steward 12G: classes 1, 3, 5, 6 (12 GA Birdshot, 12 GA Buckshot, 12 GA Slug)
• 7mm Regent Magnum: classes 9 (7mm Mag Soft-Point)

Good DLC upgrades for the bigger game here: Bearclaw Lite CB-60 (Free DLC/download), Crosspoint CB-165 (Weapon Pack 1), Houyi Recurve Bow (Weapon Pack 1), Grelck Drilling Rifle (Weapon Pack 2), Solokhin MN1890 (Weapon Pack 2), Eckers .30-06 (Weapon Pack 3). See every pack in our weapon pack guides.

Hunting Tips for Parque Fernando

• Work the drink zones. Most species here have a published drink window (see the cards above). Sit near water in that window, downwind, and let the animals come to you.
• Bird hunting: Cinnamon Teal live here. Bring a shotgun with birdshot, and use decoys and callers where you can.
• Dangerous game: Water Buffalo, Puma can charge or attack. Carry a heavy calibre, keep a tent or tripod for safety, and don’t take marginal shots.
• Fabled furs: only level-10 animals of Red Deer, Mule Deer can carry a Fabled fur. Glass every herd for top-level animals.
• Diamonds: only take max-level animals when chasing trophies, use in-class ammo, and make a clean one-shot kill to keep the harvest bonus.

Similar Reserves

These reserves share the most species with Parque Fernando:

PeruIntisuyu3 shared species

Sonora, MexicoRancho del Arroyo2 shared species

New South Wales, AustraliaEmerald Coast Australia2 shared species

Sources: official store page for theHunter: Call of the Wild — Parque Fernando, our species database (class, thresholds, need zones and furs compiled from community trackers and checked in game where possible), and published game-file coordinates for the map. Compiled October 2026.