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One is the White Arabian, one is the Legendary Sockeye Salmon, one is the Legendary White Bison, and one is that this is a potential Moose spawn. There are four reasons to be at Lake Isabella. Look for the Moose on the south or north shore, and often swimming across. This lake isn’t shown as a potential Moose location but it’s one of the most reliable ones I’ve found, although I hunt at this lake frequently so maybe my opinion is a tad subjective. Just west of Strawberry is a dam called Owanjila. This isn’t my favorite spawn, but maybe you’ll have more luck than I did. Be careful here, as Arthur is unable to freely cross the river for most of the game. Just south of Strawberry, almost on top of the Upper Montana River, south of Owanjila Dam, is one more potential Moose spawn.

#HANDY NOTE RARE SPAWNS SKIN#

Whatever you do, make sure you skin any potential kills on the north side. It is important to note that these spawns are accessible to Arthur Morgan, who is not at all welcome on the south side of the Upper Montana River. There is a chance to get a Moose spawn just north of the Upper Montana River, south of Strawberry. Today, I’m going to cover every spot I have ever seen a Moose, giving you a starting point to create your ideal Moose-seeking route. Some of the most reliable spawns aren’t listed on most maps or in most guides. There are many more Moose locations in Red Dead Redemption 2 than people are aware of. We’ll also cover how you can cause Moose to spawn in once you find their spawn point. In this guide, we’ll go over known Moose spawns, as well as some you may not have seen in the past. Most folks know where they should spawn, but can often play dozens of hours without finding one, let alone a three-star Moose for crafting. Given how rare they are, Moose locations are a hot topic in the Red Dead Redemption 2 world.

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