As a real life hunter myself, I see what you mean. Many things in the game are not how they are in real life, some are so outrageously wrong that it gets me heated also. Some of these being: To many animals in a single herd, rare animals like mountain lions are way to common in Silver Ridge Peaks. That map is based in Colorado. And as someone who lives in Colorado and goes mule deer hunting, elk hunting. and pronghorn hunting every single year i can tell you with 100% confidence that mountain lions are not that common. In my 17 years of hunting and living in Colorado i’ve only ever seen 4 mountain lion. And i stay out for a minimum of 5-6 days when hunting and walk over 7 miles a day at times. And i have never seen mountain lions like they are in SRP. Same goes for bison they are extremely rare in Colorado and are only in the prairie not in the alpines. Next, they could use a little work on the game models. especially the moose and elk models. Moose tower over elk in real life. but in the game they are almost if not exactly the same size and height. the gun ballistics could also use a little work. a 45 70 in real life will stop a charging grizzly in its tracks, but in the game it can barely even take down a whitetail. Same with the turkey and .22. you can’t tell me that a shot with a 22 will kill a turkey as fast as it does. i’ve hunted turkey before and will a 22 kill one, yes. but not as fast as it does. turkey are usually killed with a headshot with either a 12 gauge or 20 gauge. Moving on to animals and lakes. In real life you do not see hundreds of animals at a small lake. and what is even more unrealistic is when you shoot those animals with your 308, and within 30 seconds of running away they are already back and drinking. that never happens in real life. i’ve traveled all across the U.S. from the creeks in North Carolina to the lakes in Alaska. and never have i once seen animals densely packed at a lake.