CooKing 99 IN RUNESCAPE

Levels 1-10

Method 1: Collecting Raw Chicken and Beef

Welcome to your cool new skill, Cooking! This section will show you what to cook until you reach level 10. You should already have a whopping 70 XP from Tutorial Island, so let's get started. Firstly, you could do a few things. One of them is complete the quest, Cook's Assistant. Upon completion of the quest you will be granted 300 Cooking XP. This will raise your level to 4, meaning you will burn less food. Remember, you don't have to do that quest, but it's there if you need that extra XP. The next part of this section is the cooking part. If you are in Lumbridge, go to the chicken area and collect raw chickens that are on the floor. To the east of the chickens is a cow field. Collect raw beef. Below is a map of where you will be collecting your food, and where you could cook it if you want to complete Cook's Assistant Quest. You need to collect 65 pieces of food. If your have done the quest, that will be a bit less, around 55 raw pieces of food.

When you have a full inventory, go to the Lumbridge Castle or the cooking pot inside the house that is near the chicken pen. Cook the food on the Cook's range. This special range will help you burn less food, but you can only use it if you have completed the Cook's Assistant Quest. If you haven't completed that quest, you will need to find a fire to cook on. Each chicken or beef gives 30 XP each, so before you know it, your Cooking level should be 10! Congratulations!

XP per raw chicken or beef: 30
XP needed for level 10 (from level 1): 1,084
Amount of chicken or beef needed for level 10 (with Cook's Assistant): 65, (55)

Levels 10-25

If you're level 10, you're probably eager to increase your Cooking level to cook even better, more exciting food. These are the fast ways to go about this:

Method 1: Collecting Raw Beef and Chicken

This method is identical to the last, except now you will burn less food! To collect the raw food, refer to the map above. Once you have your raw food, you can cook it on the Cook's range if you have completed the Cook's Assistant quest. You'll need to collect around 350 raw beef and chicken to get to level 25. The exact number is 223, but remember you will still burn lots of food. Using the Cook's range will help minimize burning.

XP per raw chicken or beef: 30
XP needed for level 35 (from level 10): 21,252
Amount of chicken or beef needed for level 10 (with Cook's Assistant): 350

Method 2: Making Scrambled Eggs

Scrambled Eggs provide good XP for low level P2P cooks. They require level 13 cooking to make, and give 50XP per bowl of eggs. Scrambled Eggs can be made totally free in a complete POH kitchen that stocks bowls, eggs in the teak larder, and has a range. This is how to obtain the ingredients:

Egg - Eggs are obtained from the Lumbridge chicken pen or can be bought from the Culinaromancer's Chest or inRellekka.
Bowl - You can get bowls from General Stores and from the Culinaromancer's Chest.

Once you have those ingredients, follow these instructions to make scrambled eggs:

1. Withdraw 13 bowls and 13 eggs, or take them from your larder.
2. Use your eggs with the bowls.
3. Cook the eggs on a range.

From level 13, which is required to make the eggs, you'll need to make 120 of them. However, because you may burn the eggs, 160 bowls of eggs is a good number. Remember to use the Cook's Range in Lumbridge to help you burn less food!

XP per scrambled eggs: 50
XP needed for level 25 (from level 13): 21,252
Bowls and eggs to collect: 160

Method 3: Fishing or Taking Trout or Pike

For this stage, you will be cooking trout, and you'll need level 15 Cooking. What you will need to do is this: go to Barbarian Village, which is west of Varrock. Follow this map to get there if you are unsure.

Enter yourself into a highly populated world, such as worlds 1, 3, 5, or 7. Once you enter these words, begin to say: "taking free raws", or pick up any fish that players may drop. However, if you plan on fishing your raws, you will need feathers and a fly fishing rod. Both can be bought in Port Sarim or the Catherby fishing shop for a small price. This method of obtaining your own fish is faster and much more reliable. When you have a full inventory, run north into Edgeville. Bank your raw fish, and then run back to Barbarian Village. This technique can also be done in Lumbridge, but you are less likely to encounter fishers. You will only need about 120 pieces of trout to achieve level 25 Cooking. The exact number is 78, but remember, you could burn. To minimize burning, use the special range in Lumbridge.

XP per trout: 70
XP needed for level 25 (from level 15): 5,431
Amount of trout needed for level 25 (from level 15): 120

Levels 25-40

You can do two things for these levels.

Method 1: Making Scrambled Eggs

Until level 40, scrambled eggs will be slow XP. It is recommended you only cook this food until level 35, because then you can cook pizza and wine at level 35 which is much faster XP. Scrambled eggs only need two ingredients to make, and how to get them is shown below:

Egg - Eggs are obtained from the Lumbridge chicken pen or can be bought from the Culinaromancer's Chest.
Bowl - You can get bowls from General Stores and from the Culinaromancer's Chest.

Like before, once you have those ingredients, follow these instructions to make scrambled eggs:

1. Withdraw 13 bowls and 13 eggs, or take them from your larder.
2. Use your eggs with the bowls.
3. Cook the eggs on a range.

To reach level 40, you'll need to make exactly 588 scrambled eggs. However, you'll burn quite a few bowls of eggs, so getting ingredients to make 620 is recommended. Nevertheless, if you're only raising it to 35 so you can cook pizza and wine, you'll only need 292. This number should be taken up to 330 in case you burn too many.

XP per bowl of scrambled eggs: 50
XP needed for level 40 (from 25): 29,382
Scrambled eggs needed for level 40 (from level 35): 620
Scrambled eggs needed for level 35 (from level 25): 330

Method 2: Making Pizza

This is quite a fast method for earning cooking XP, in both P2P and F2P! You need level 35 cooking to do cook pizza. This is how to obtain the ingredients:

Buckets of water - Buckets can be bought from General Stores and filled with water from any water source, like a sink or fountain.
Flour - Flour can be obtained in the Port Sarim grocery store and the Culinaromancer's Chest. One of the best ways to obtain flour is by using empty pots on the flour sacks in the Sinclair Mansion. This gives very fast flour, and barely takes any time at all to get.
Tomato - Tomatoes can be bought from the Port Sarim grocery store, or from the Culinaromancer's Chest. It can also be found in the Bandit Camp in the wilderness.
Cheese - Cheese can be bought from the Culinaromancer's Chest and found in the wilderness Bandit Camp. It can also be found in Aggie the witch's house in Draynor.

Once you have those ingredients, do this to make a pizza:

1. Get 14 pots of flour and buckets of water in your inventory, and use them with each other. Then choose to make pizza bases.
2. Once you have made enough bases, withdraw 14 of them and 14 tomatoes. Use the tomatoes on the bases.
3. Withdraw 14 half made pizzas, and 14 bits of cheese. Use the cheese with the half made pizzas.
4. Get 28 uncooked pizzas and cook them on a range.

XP per plain pizza: 143
XP needed for level 40 (from 35): 14,818
Pizzas needed for level 40 (from level 35): 140

Method 3: Making Wine

Making wine is very good experience, up there with the best in the whole of RuneScape. This is how to obtain the two ingredients:

Grapes - Found in the Cooks' Guild or the Phoenix Gang hideout. They can also be bought from the Culinaromancer's Chest for 1gp each.
Jug of water - Jugs can be bought from the Culinaromancer's Chest or General Stores for 1 gp each. They also respawn on the second floor of the Cooks' Guild. Fill it up at a fountain or sink.

Once enough ingredients have been obtained, this is the fastest method for making the wine:

1. Fill jugs with water, and withdraw 14 from your bank.
2. After obtaining grapes, withdraw 14 from your bank.
3. Move one of the jugs of water or grapes to the bottom of your inventory, next to the opposite ingredient.
4. Use the grapes with your jug of water until there are no more left.
5. Put everything in your bank.
6. Wait 15 seconds for the wine to ferment, and voila, 200 cooking XP!
7. Repeat.

There is no specific amount of XP that can be earned while doing this, as your technique may vary. Also, it is unlikely you will have enough ingredients to make wine for a whole hour, but in an hour you will get 375,000 cooking XP! For level 40, from level 35, you only need around 80 grapes and jugs of water. The exact amount is 75, but sometimes your wine will go bad.

XP per jug of wine: 200 XP
XP needed for level 40 (from 25): 14,818
Amount of wine needed for level 40 (from level 25): 75
XP earned per hour making wine: 375,000 XP

Levels 40-50

At a level like 40-50, you're starting to get into cooking lobsters. These won't be very useful to you at this level, because you will burn too many. Using these methods will help you get lots of XP.

Method 1: Baking Cakes

Making cakes can give some good experience for somebody who is levels 40-50 Cooking. This is how to obtain the ingredients to make a cake:

Cake Tin - Cake tins can be bought from the General Store in Ardougne and found in the Cooks' Guild.
Pot of Flour - Flour can be obtained in the Sinclair Mansion in Ardougne by using a pot with the flour sacks. Another way is use wheat with the windmill and collect the flour with a pot.
Bucket of Milk - Milk can be obtained by milking a dairy cow. A dairy cow can be found in the Lumbridge cow field. Milk can also be bought in the Culinaromancer's Chest.
Egg - Eggs can be found in the Lumbridge chicken pen, or bought from the Culinaromancer's Chest.

Another thing to remember, if you have a complete kitchen with a teak larder in your POH, you can make unlimited cakes free of charge! Once you have those ingredients, you need to do the following to make a cake:

1. Withdraw your cake tin into your inventory.
2. Withdraw 9 eggs, 9 pots of flour and 9 buckets of milk.
3. Cook your uncooked cakes

To be exact, you need 357 cakes to reach level 50, but that should be made up to around 450 incase you burn any.

XP per cake: 180
XP needed for level 50 (from level 40): 64,109 XP
Amount of cakes needed for level 50: 450

Method 2: Making Wine

Wine is still a good option even though it was used in the last section. The wine may sometimes go bad, but not as much as you burn food. This is how to get them:

Grapes - Found in the Cooks' Guild or the Phoenix Gang hideout. They can also be bought from the Culinaromancer's Chest for 1 gp each.
Jug of water - Jugs can be bought from the Culinaromancer's Chest for 1 gp each. They can also be bought from General Stores. Fill it up at a fountain or sink.

This is how to make wine very fast, minimizing time:

1. Fill jugs with water, and withdraw 14 from your bank.
2. After obtaining grapes, withdraw 14 from your bank.
3. Move one of the jugs of water or grapes to the bottom of your inventory, next to the opposite ingredient.
4. Use the grapes with your jug of water until there are no more left.
5. Put everything in your bank.
6. Wait 15 seconds for the wine to ferment, and voila, 200 cooking XP!
7. Repeat.

If you want to get level 50 Cooking from level 40, you need to make 400 wines. The exact number is 350, but some may go bad. It's better to be safe than sorry.

XP per jug of wine: 200 XP
XP needed for level 50: (from level 40): 64,109 XP
Amount of wine needed for level 50 (from level 40): 400
XP earned per hour making wine: 375,000 XP

Levels 50-70

If you're between the levels of 50-70, new fish like lobsters and swordfish can be cooked without too much burning. These few fast methods should make sure you reach level 70 in a minimal amount of time.

Method 1: Roasting Lobsters

Lobsters are a good fish for cooking. They give 120 XP each, and can be bought and sold at basically the same price. There are two ways to obtain these fish.

A) Get the fish yourself. The fish can be fished in a variety of locations. They can be caught from these locations:

(i) Catherby. This is beyond the White Wolf Mountain and is the most common place to catch lobsters for members. Bank or cook your fish to the west.

(ii) Musa Point. You need 30gp to get on the Island. However if you have a Ring Of Charos (a), you can get to Musa Point for free. You could Falador teleport if you wish to bank your fish quickly.

(iii) The Fishing Guild. This require level 68 Fishing to enter, or 65 with a Fishing Potion. The "F" and "Y" docks are the fishing spots. There is a range here, but it is recommended that you bank your fish first, then cook them.

B) Buy the fish yourself. This is much faster although you will lose money in the process. Lobsters can be bought raw in World 1 for 230 GP each (1/6/07) and sold cooked for 200-220gp each. See the World One Trading guide for a detailed explanation.

Overall, you need 5,303 Lobsters to get to level 70 Cooking. Making that number closer to 6,000 would be a much safer bet incase you burn lots of Lobsters. Those can be all bought for around 1.3M (1/5/07), or fished for free. Another thing to note is this; if you have completed the Family Crest quest and chose the Cooking Gauntlets, you will not burn lobsters at level 68 cooking.

XP per cooked lobster: 120 XP
XP needed for level 70 (from 50): 636,294 XP
Lobsters for level 70 cooking (from 50): 6000
XP earned per hour: 140,000 XP

Method 2: Making Wine

Despite wine has already been mentioned several times, it is still a very good method for XP, and it will continue to be until level 70! This section will tell you how many you need and the XP given. Also a small note on powercooking is given. The usual ingredients are needed, grapes and a jug of water. Incase you don't already know, this is how to obtain them.

Grapes - Found in the Cooks' Guild or the Phoenix Gang hideout. They can also be bought from the Culinaromancer's Chest for 1 gp each.
Jug of water - Jugs can be bought from the Culinaromancer's Chest for 1 gp each. They can also be bought from General Stores. Fill it up at a fountain or sink.

Once you have those, follow this to make wine fast:

1. Fill jugs with water, and withdraw 14 from your bank.
2. After obtaining grapes, withdraw 14 from your bank.
3. Move one of the jugs of water or grapes to the bottom of your inventory, next to the opposite ingredient.
4. Use the grapes with your jug of water until there are no more left.
5. Put everything in your bank.
6. Wait 15 seconds for the wine to ferment, and voila, 200 cooking XP!
7. Repeat.

That method for making the wine is fastest and will maximize XP. You need to make around 3,250 wines to get to level 70. The exact number is 3,182, but sometimes you may make one or two bad wines. That's 3,250 grapes and jugs of water overall.

XP per jug of wine: 200 XP
XP needed for level 70 (from level 50): 636,294 XP
Amount of wine needed for level 70 (from level 50): 3,250
XP earned per hour making wine: 375,000 XP

Levels 70-85

You are up there with the best chefs in RuneScape, and that is something to be proud of. These next few tips for raising your level will help you reach 85.

Method 1: Roasting Lobsters

Lobsters are now a very good way to raise you level for one main reason. That reason being if you have the Cooking Gauntlets from the Family Crest quest, you will not burn any lobsters now. In fact, you will stop burning them at level 68 with the gloves! This means now you will have an exact number to cook. Use the tips above for methods to obtain the fish. But first, you need to know how many lobsters you need to cook to reach level 85. The number is 21,009. If you have cooking gauntlets, there is no need to get extra lobsters because you won't burn anything!

XP per cooked lobster: 120 XP
XP needed for level 85 (from 70): 2,520,967 XP
Lobsters for level 85 cooking with cooking gauntlets from 70 (without Gauntlets): 21,009 (21,400)
XP earned per hour: 140,000 XP

Method 2: Making Wine

Wine is, still, extremely good experience, even at levels like 70! All it requires are grapes and a jug of water, which can both be bought extremely cheaply. This is how to get the ingredients:

Grapes - Found in the Cooks' Guild or the Phoenix Gang hideout. They can also be bought from the Culinaromancer's Chest for 1 gp each.
Jug of water - Jugs can be bought from the Culinaromancer's Chest for 1 gp each. They can also be bought from General Stores. Fill it up at a fountain or sink.

When you have those, this method for making the wine is fastest, because you are filling your inventory with ingredients.

1. Fill jugs with water, and withdraw 14 from your bank.
2. After obtaining grapes, withdraw 14 from your bank.
3. Move one of the jugs of water or grapes to the bottom of your inventory, next to the opposite ingredient.
4. Use the grapes with your jug of water until there are no more left.
5. Put everything in your bank.
6. Wait 15 seconds for the wine to ferment, and voila, 200 cooking XP!
7. Repeat.

This is a really easy, simple, cheap and fast way to level your cooking. You will rarely make any wine go bad at this level. Now for the important part of the section, how much you will need and the XP per hour. The exact amount of wine needed is 12,605, but that should be up to 12,670 incase any goes bad.

XP per jug of wine: 200 XP
XP needed for level 85 (from level 70): 2,520,967 XP
Amount of wine needed for level 85 (from level 70): 12,670
XP earned per hour making wine: 375,000 XP

Method 3: Making Pizza

Pizza is a fun and effective way to level cooking. One of the possible problem could be there are lots of ingredients. This is how to obtain them.

Buckets of water - Buckets can be bought from General Stores and filled with water from any water source, like a sink or fountain.
Flour - Flour can be obtained in the Port Sarim grocery store and the Culinaromancer's Chest. One of the best ways to obtain flour is by using empty pots on the flour sacks in the Sinclair Mansion. This gives very fast flour, and barely takes any time at all to get.
Tomato - Tomatoes can be bought from the Port Sarim grocery store, or from the Culinaromancer's Chest. It can also be found in the Bandit Camp in the wilderness.
Cheese - Cheese can be bought from the Culinaromancer's Chest and found in the wilderness Bandit Camp. It can also be found in Aggie the witch's house in Draynor.
Meat - Obtained by killing chickens or cows and cooking their raw bodies.
Anchovies - You can fish these with a net in Al Kharid and the wilderness Bandit Camp.
Pineapple slices - Obtained by picking a pineapple on Karamja and using a knife with it, then selecting slices.

Once you have enough of those, this is the fastest way to make those pizzas:

1. Get 14 pots of flour and buckets of water in your inventory, and use them with each other. Then choose to make pizza bases.
2. Once you have made enough bases, withdraw 14 of them and 14 tomatoes. Use the tomatoes on the bases.
3. Withdraw 14 half made pizzas, and 14 bits of cheese. Use the cheese with the half made pizzas.
4. Add meat, anchovies or pineapple slices if you wish. This will get you more XP.
5. Get 28 uncooked pizzas and cook them on a range.

That method should ensure the fastest XP is earned. For level 85, you need to cook 17,630 plain pizzas to get to level 85. Remember it's an exact number because you won't burn any. You'll need around 13,500 pineapple pizzas, 14,000 anchovy pizzas and 15,100 meat pizzas. You may burn those sometimes.

XP per plain pizza: 143 XP
XP per meat pizza: 169 XP
XP per anchovy pizza: 182 XP
XP per pineapple pizza: 195 XP
XP needed for level 85 (from level 70): 2,520,967 XP
Normal pizzas needed for level 85 (from level 70): 17,630
Meat pizzas needed for level 85 (from level 70): 15,100
Anchovy pizzas needed for level 85 (from level 70): 14,000
Pineapple pizzas needed for level 85 (from level 70): 13,500

Levels 85-99

This is the final stretch to level 99, starting at 85. These techniques will ensure the fastest and easiest ways to 99, and some very cheap methods, too!

Method 1: Roasting Lobsters

Until level 94 where you can cook sharks without burning them, lobsters, with monkfish, are the best fish to cook. If you need to know how to obtain them, refer to the levels 50-70 earlier in the guide for tips. As you can already successfully cook every lobster without burning any, all you need to know is the amount you need to cook to reach level 99. This may seem like a rather daunting number, but 81,466 is the amount of lobsters needed to reach 99 from 85. Remember that buying raw lobsters and selling them cooked will help you get there so much faster than obtaining81,446 lobsters yourself.

XP per cooked lobster: 120 XP
XP needed for level 85 (from 70): 9,775,837 XP
Lobsters for level 99 cooking from 85: 81,446
XP earned per hour: 140,000 XP

Method 2: Cooking Monkfish

Cooking Monkfish is another good option for reaching level 99 as well as lobsters. You will stop burning Monkfish at level 90 with Cooking Gauntlets; without them you will cease to burn them at level 92. You can purchase these fish in world 2 Falador, or you can fish them using a fishing net if you have completed the quest Swan Song. To reach level 99 from 85, you need to cook 65,173 monkfish.

XP per cooked monkfish: 150 XP
XP needed for level 99 (from 85): 9,775,837 XP
Monkfish for level 99 cooking from 85: 65,173

Method 3: Making Wine

Wine is a powerful way to level cooking extremely fast, extremely cheaply! All you need to make wine are grapes and jugs of water. The problem is grapes are very hard to obtain. You can get them fast by world hopping near the Culinaromancer's Chest. This list tells you where to obtain the ingredients:

Grapes - Found in the Cooks' Guild or the Phoenix Gang hideout. They can also be bought from the Culinaromancer's Chest for 1 gp each.
Jug of water - Jugs can be bought from the Culinaromancer's Chest for 1 gp each. They can also be bought from General Stores. Fill it up at a fountain or sink.

Once you have as many of those as you need, this is the fastest way to transform those ingredients into wine.

1. Fill jugs with water, and withdraw 14 from your bank.
2. After obtaining grapes, withdraw 14 from your bank.
3. Move one of the jugs of water or grapes to the bottom of your inventory, next to the opposite ingredient.
4. Use the grapes with your jug of water until there are no more left.
5. Put everything in your bank.
6. Wait 15 seconds for the wine to ferment, and voila, 200 cooking XP!
7. Repeat.

You need to make 48,880 jugs of wine from level 85 to reach 99. Wine will never go bad at this level, so predicting the amount needed is much easier. This information should be helpful:

XP per jug of wine: 200 XP
XP needed for level 99 from 85: 9,775,837 XP
Amount of wine needed for level 99 from 85: 48,880
XP earned per hour making wine: 375,000 XP

Method 4: Cooking Sharks - Only at Level 94+

First of all, despite you can cook sharks much earlier than this, you will burn so many. At level 94, if you are an owner of the Cooking Gauntlets obtained from the Family Crest quest, you will not burn any sharks what so ever, making this the best XP out there! It is not recommended that you cook sharks without the gauntlets, because you will burn them, even at level 90! Sharks give 210 XP each, 10 more than wine, and they are much easier to obtain. You can get them in Falador, world 2. See the World 2 Trading guide for more information. To get to level 99 from 94, you need to cook 24,238 sharks.

XP per cooked shark: 210
XP needed for level 99 from 94: 5,089,817
Sharks needed for level 99 from 94 (with cooking gauntlets): 24,238

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Hunting

1.0 - INTRODUCTION

Hunter is a skill best described as "reliable." The training methods won't change because of some price swing in the Grand Exchange, and the money yielded is relatively high, provided you have the level. With the massive value of implings and the sought-after power of chinchompas, it has remained one of the steadiest moneymaking skills around. You can trap, snare, and squash animals on your way to Hunter mastery, and the riches that lie ahead. It's certainly a tough nut to crack, but the rewards are well-worth the effort.

2.0 - HUNTER EQUIPMENT

Although Hunter equipment can be purchased from the Grand Exchange or other players, they can be found cheapest and most readily available at Aleck's Hunter Emporium, located in Yanille or Nardah. It is a good idea to stock up on extra traps in case you lose a few.

The following table describes all of the Hunter equipment you can purchase and use from Hunter stores:

Picture	Name	Level	Used for
	Bird snare	1	Catching hunter birds
	Noose wand	1	Catching tracking creatures
	Butterfly net	15	Catching hunter butterflies
	Butterfly jar	15	Storing hunter butterflies
	Rabbit snare	27	Catching rabbits (upon completion of Eagles' Peak)
	Box trap	27	Catching box trap creatures
	Teasing stick	31	Catching pitfall creatures
	Torch	39	For smoking traps to remove your scent; it must be lit to smoke traps
	Magic box	71	Catching imps.
	Hunter crossbow	50 *	Your everyday ranging needs

* The Hunter crossbow requires level 50 Ranged to use. It uses kebbit and long kebbit bolts which are made from Kebbit spikes and Long kebbit spikes, respectively.

3.0 - HUNTER LOCATIONS

Throughout RuneScape exists four primary Hunter areas, all containing a variety of animals. These locations are: Jungle, Woodland, Desert, and Snow. In addition to these, there are also seven special Hunter areas which usually require a quest to reach, or hold a specialized animal. These areas include Puro-Puro, Karajma, Isafdar, Oo'glog, swamp lands, iceberg, and lava. All Hunter areas are marked by the  on the Mini-map.

3.1 - Jungle: Feldip Hills

The Jungle area is littered with creatures for nearly every Hunting style, and is home to the ever-so-valuable Carnivorous chinchompas, some of the best money makers in Hunter. It is also home to the fabled Hunter skillcape, held by the Hunter tutor. Larupia hunter gear is suitable camouflage for the Jungle.

Ways to get there:

• Teleport to Yanille (Watchtower teleport) or Castle Wars (Ring of duelling), and run south past the ogres of Gu'Tanoth.
• Teleport to Mobilising Armies (Magic level 10 or Ring of duelling) and run north.
• Use the Fairy Ring code AKS.
• Use the Gnome Glider (after completing One Small Favour) and walk south.
• Use a Spirit tree to teleport to Mobilising Armies and run north.

Picture	Name	Type	Level required	Experience	Drop(s)
	Crimson swifts	Bird hunting	1	34	Bones, Raw bird meat, Red feathers
	Feldip weasel	Tracking	7	48	Bones, Raw beast meat, Feldip weasel fur
	Tropical wagtail	Bird hunting	19	95.2	Bones, Raw bird meat, Stripy feathers
	Spined Larupias	Pitfall Trapping	31	180	Big bones, Tatty or Perfect larupia fur
	Barbtailed kebbits	Deadfall trapping	33	168	Bones, Barb-tailed harpoon
	Black warlock	Butterfly catching	45	54	Black warlock
	Carnivorous chinchompa	Box trapping	63	265	Red chinchompa

From	Picture	Name	Notes
Tropical wagtail		Stripy feathers	These are used to catch Rainbow fish, which heal 110 life points. You can fish these at level 38 Fishing with a Fly-fishing rod, and at level 38 Cooking you may cook them.
Carnivorous Chinchompa		Red Chinchompa	Can be used as a Ranged weapon. They have short, medium, and long fuse that can be changed to give a greater chance at hitting a target. For example, a long fuse has a greater chance of hitting a target further away.

3.2 - Woodland: Piscatoris Hunter Area

The woodland is home to creatures of all types, as well as boasting the Falconry, which allows players to hunt kebbits for rare and useful furs. These furs can be used to make Spotted capes, Gloves of silence, and Spottier capes. It is also home to grey chinchompas, a step below their carnivorous relatives. Larupia hunter gear is suitable for this area.

Ways to get there:

• Teleport to the Barbarian Outpost (Games necklace)/Ardougne, run past the Tree Gnome Stronghold, then south-west until you reach a boat just east of the Eagles' Peak. Take it for 50 coins, or free if you have a Ring of charos(a).
• Summon a spirit kyatt and activate the teleport, then walk north.
• Use the Fairy Ring code AKQ.

Picture	Name	Type	Level required	Experience	Drop(s)
	Common kebbit	Tracking	3	36	Bones, Raw beast meat, Common kebbit fur
	Copper longtails	Bird Hunting	9	62	Bones, Raw bird meat, Orange feathers
	Ruby harvest	Butterfly catching	15	24	Ruby harvest
	Wild kebbit	Deadfall trapping	23	128	Bones, Kebbit claws
	Rabbit	Snaring	27	144	Bones, Raw rabbit meat, Rabbit foot
	Ferret	Box trapping	27	115.2	Ferret
	Prickly kebbit	Deadfall trapping	37	204	Bones, Kebbit spikes
	Razor-backed kebbit	Tracking	49	348	Bones, Raw beast meat, Long kebbit spikes
	Chinchompa	Box trapping	53	198.5	Chinchompa

From	Picture	Name	Notes
Wild kebbit		Kebbit claw	At level 32 crafting you can use Kebbit claws on leather or dragonhide vambraces to give them an added +2 strength bonus.
Rabbit		Rabbit's foot	Can be strung at level 37 crafting to make a rabbit-foot necklace, which greatly increases the chance of obtaining a bird's nest whilst woodcutting.
Prickly kebbit		Kebbit spikes	Can be fletched to make kebbit bolts used with the Hunter Crossbow, and add +28 to Ranged Strength. Use a chisel on them to make into hunter bolts.
Razorback kebbit		Long kebbit spikes	These are fletched to make long kebbit bolts. These are used with the Hunter Crossbow, and add +38 to Ranged Strength. Use a chisel on them to make into long hunter bolts.
Chinchompa		Chinchompa	Can be used as a Ranged weapon. They have short, medium, and long fuses that can be changed to give a greater chance at hitting a target. For example a long fuse has a greater chance of hitting a target further away.

3.3 - Snow: Trollwiess Hunter Area

The snow lands, located north-east of Rellekka, is home to one of the two level 1 Hunter creatures, the Polar kebbit, whose fur is also worth a considerable amount due to its use in the Arctic bear Summoning pouch. This place has an abundance of butterflies, so butterfly catching is ideal here. Kyatt hunter gear is suitable for this area.

Ways to get there:

• Teleport to Camelot and follow the road north-west, then north until you reach the bridge. Run alongside the east perimeter of Rellekka until you reach the beach, then run north-east to a snowy path.
• Use an Enchanted lyre to teleport to Rellekka. Run alongside the east perimeter of Rellekka until you reach the beach, then run north-east to a snowy path.
• Use the Fairy Ring code DKS, then head north.

Picture	Name	Type	Level required	Experience	Drop(s)
	Polar kebbit	Tracking	1	30	Bones, Raw beast meat, Polar kebbit fur
	Cerulean twitch	Bird hunting	11	64.6	Bones, Raw bird meat, Blue feathers
	Sapphire glacialis	Butterfly catching	25	34	Sapphire glacialis
	Snowy knight	Butterfly catching	35	44	Snowy knight
	Sabre-toothed kebbit	Deadfall trapping	51	200	Bones, Kebbit teeth
	Sabre-toothed kyatt	Pitfall Trapping	55	300	Big bones, Kyatt fur

3.4 - Desert: Uzer Hunter Area

The desert is one of the less popular hunting grounds, mostly because Waterskins or an Enchanted water tiara is required to hunt there effectively. There are only three types of animals here, most of them good for low to mid-level training, but not ideal for long-term or late-levels, especially considering the alternatives. The Graahk hunter gear is used as camouflage in the desert.

Ways to get there:

• Teleport to Al Kharid (Amulet of glory or Broomstick) and go south through the Shantay Pass. Run south-east to the River Elid and cross the bridge, then head north.
• Teleport to Al Kharid and go south through the Shantay Pass. Use the flying carpet to go to the Ruins of Uzer, then head west. If you reach a river, you have gone too far - run back north.
• Use the Fairy Ring code DLQ, then run north.

Picture	Name	Type	Level required	Experience	Drop(s)
	Golden warblers	Bird hunting	5	47.5	Bones, Raw bird meat, Orange feathers
	Desert devils	Tracking	13	66	Bones, Raw beast meat, Desert devil fur
	Orange salamander	Net trapping	47	224	Orange salamander

3.5 - Puro-Puro

Puro-Puro is a location that moves around a lot, the only reliable area being in Zanaris, which requires the completion of the Lost City quest. Alternatively, you can use crop circles which appear randomly in the wheat fields of RuneScape. If you enter Puro-Puro through a crop circle outside of Zanaris, you will recieve the Farmer's Affinity bonus, which grants 30 minutes of faster travel through the walls of wheat.

You can also catch implings barehanded, like butterflies. Even though an Agility level is not required to catch an impling using this method, a higher Agility level will help. You cannot keep the impling, but you will loot them before they escape. Keep in mind that you can only catch implings barehanded outside of Puro-Puro. You will gain a lot more experience if you catch them outside of Puro-Puro, since they are much harder to find.

For more details, see our Impetuous Impulses guide.

Picture	Name	Hunter level	XP in Puro-Puro	XP in RuneScape
	Baby	17	20	25
	Young	22	48	65
	Gourmet	28	82	113
	Earth	36	126	177
	Essence	42	160	225
	Eclectic	50	205	289
	Spirit	54	227	321
	Nature	58	250	353
	Magpie	65	289	409
	Ninja	74	339	481
	Pirate	76	350	497
	Dragon	83	390	553
	Zombie	87	412	585
	Kingly	91	414	617

3.6 - Karamja

There is only one creature you can hunt on Karamja, which is surprising for all the wildlife. Karamja sports the horned graahk, which is caught using pitfall traps. Its fur is used to make graahk hunter equipment, and is also used in spirit graahk pouches, which are often used for nature Runecrafting. Camouflage is not needed.

Ways to get there:

• Go to Musa Point (either with an Amulet of glory or from Port Sarim for 30 gp) and run through Brimhaven. Head directly south past Tai Bwo Wannai village, stopping north-west of Shilo Village, or north-east of Carin Isle. Alternatively, if you have a house in Brimhaven, teleport there and continue south.
  Note: if you have completed the Shilo Village quest, you can take the cart to Shilo Village, exit the village, then run west.
• Summon a Spirit graahk and run west.
• Use the Fairy Ring code CKR.
• Teleport to Shilo Village with the Karamja gloves 3, exit the village, and run west.

Picture	Name	Type	Level required	Experience	Drops
	Horned graahk	Pitfall trapping	41	240	Big bones, Horned graahk fur

3.7 - Isafdar

Isafdar has only two Hunter animals, the Pawyas and Grenwalls. Pawyas are caught using Papaya fruits, and Pawya meat is used to catch Grenwalls. As such, you will need to trap the Pawyas before you take a stab at the grenwalls (although, for a hefty price, you can purchase Pawya meat at the Grand Exchange). Box traps are needed to catch these creatures. Ocassionally when collecting a Pawya, you might receive a Papaya seed. Due to the magic of the land, both Pawyas and Grenwalls are immune to camouflage, so it is best to boost your hunting abilities as much as possible when hunting them. Grenwalls will not only drop grenwall spikes (which are used in extreme ranging potions), but they will also drop a random herb, usually ranarr or higher. You will need to have started or completed the Regicide quest to hunt these.

Ways to get there:

• The only practical way of getting there is by using a teleport crystal, then venturing into the forest. Be careful for the many traps that lie throughout the trails.
• If you have no teleport crystals, you can use a charter ship (the easiest-to-access one being in Catherby with the Camelot teleport) for a fee to travel to the Tyras Camp, then traveling north-east.

Picture	Name	Type	Level required	Bait	Experience	Drop(s)
	Pawya	Box trap	66	Papaya	400	Raw pawya meat, Bones
	Grenwall	Box trap	77	Raw pawya meat	1100	Grenwall spikes, Bones, Grimy herbs

3.8 - Oo'glog

Aside from sounding similar to the noise one would make after drinking a gallon of paint, Oo'glog is home to a group of ogres who, after completing As a First Resort..., run a spa business. The animals can be found to the west of the city once the quest is complete. To catch them, light the herb corresponding with the Hunter creature on fire to get a smoldering herb and lure it to its relevant trap.

Ways to get there:

• The most practical method of getting there is using the Mobilising Armies teleport, either in the spellbook or with the Ring of duelling. Then run east.
• Use the Fairy Ring code AKS, the Gnome Gliders (if you have finished One Small Favour), or a Spirit larupia, and head south.

Picture	Name	Type	Level required	Bait	Experience	Drop(s)
	Wimpy bird	Bird snare	39	Tansymum	167	Bones, Raw bird meat, Wimpy feathers
	Diseased kebbit	Deadfall	44	Fever grass	225	Bones, Diseased kebbit fur
	Platypus	Box trap	48	Lavender	205	Platypus

3.9 - Swamp

Swamp lizards are the only creatures that can be hunted in the swamp hunter area. It lies south-east of Canifis, just south of the Agility course. You will need equipment for net trapping. Swamp lizards are a viable method of money making, due to their use in making swamp titans. Though there is no specific camouflage for swamp lands, it is best to wear a set anyway.

Swamp lizards are a type of salamander, a wieldable, two-handed creature that can attack with either Melee, Ranged, or Magic, depending on the setting. They need to be fueled with Guam tar which is made with fifteen blobs of Swamp tar, a Clean guam, and a Pestle and mortar. They are stackable and can be wielded in the arrow slot.

Ways to get there:

• Using Ancient Magicks, teleport to Kharyrll, then run south-east. If you have a house, you can create a teleport portal to Kharyrll with Ancient Magicks.
• Teleport to the ectofuntus with the Ectophial (after Ghosts Ahoy) and run south-west to the Agility course (south-east of Canifis), then south.
• Use the Fairy Ring code ALQ.

Picture	Name	Type	Level required	Experience	Drop(s)
	Swamp lizard	Net trapping	29	152	Swamp lizard

3.10 - Lava

The two lava Hunter spots can be found north of Castle Wars and east of Clan Wars in the Wilderness, which hold Red and black salamanders. Both are caught using net traps, so bring the proper equipment. Though there is no specific camouflage for lava, it is best to wear a full set anyway.

The Black salamander is the strongest salamander one can use, with the Red salamander being the second. The Black and Red salamanders require Harralander and Tarromin tar respectively. They are also wielded with two hands, and can attack with Melee, Ranged, and Magic. The tar is wielded in the arrow slot.

Ways to get there:

• For Red salamanders, teleport to Castle Wars with a Ring of duelling, then run north past the Observatory to the patch of lava, just outside the Ourania Runecrafting altar. Alternatively, you can use the Ourania Teleport from the Lunar spellbook.
• For Black salamanders, run north from Varrock.

Picture	Name	Type	Level required	Experience	Drop(s)
	Red salamander	Net trapping	59	272	Red salamander
	Black salamander	Net trapping	67	304	Black salamander

3.11 - Iceberg

The iceberg can only be accessed after completing Hunt for Red Raktuber, The, and is infested with penguins for you to catch. When a penguin is caught, you will receive either an ordinary penguin or a KGP Agent, a more intelligent penguin that can be traded to Jim (a PBJ Agent) for a whopping 2 extra experience. Penguins can be caught with a Deadfall, Box trap, Net trap, and Tracking.

Ways to get there:

• Teleport (or walk) to Rellekka with a lyre or home teleport if you have a house there and walk north to the Rock crabs. Take Larry's boat to the iceberg. To reach the Hunter area, travel south-east and jump on the stepping stones near Jim the polar bear.

Picture	Name	Type	Level required	Bait	Experience	Drop(s)
	Penguin	Tracking	45	None	250	Penguin
	Penguin	Net trap	50	Raw cod	250	Penguin
	Penguin	Deadfall	51	Raw cod	210	Penguin
	Penguin	Box trap	56	Raw cod	150	Penguin

4.0 - HUNTING METHODS

Like every skill, there are multiple ways of training Hunter. Not every method involves traps or snares, and some involve more concentration than others. As you progress, you will gain the ability to use more traps, as represented by the table below:

Note: Keep in mind that you can only set up one deadfall trap at a time, regardless of your level.

Level	Number of traps
1	1
20	2
40	3
60	4
80	5

4.1 - Tracking

• Items required: Noose wand

Tracking is not a difficult concept to wrap your head around. Simply find a kebbit's burrow, inspect it, and follow the tracks, searching bushes, snowdrifts, and other parts of the terrain to find more tracks until you reach a place where the game suggests that you have found the kebbit. Make sure you have your Noose wand equipped, then right-click the kebbit's location and select "Attack." Upon collecting the animal, you will receive experience, Bones, Raw beast meat, and a third drop depending on the kebbit.

Tracking is not very popular simply because of how slow it can be, since it involves input from the player, rather than setting up a trap and waiting. However, it is also one of the few things that a player can do at level 1 Hunter, and the speed at which you track is not affected by your level. It will take the same amount of time to track down a polar kebbit at level 1 as it will at level 99.

Profitable creatures:

• Polar kebbit (Polar kebbit fur)
• Razor-backed kebbit (Long kebbit spike)

4.2 - Bird Snaring

• Items required: Bird snare

Bird snaring is the second method of Hunter training that begins at level 1. Birds do not fly quite as high as they used to, so a five-foot tall bird snare is enough to tempt the fowls to land. If successful, the snare will snag their feet and turn them upside-down for you to collect. If the snare fails, you will have to dismantle and reset it all over again, so pay attention to what comes and goes. If you catch a bird, you will loot Bones, Raw bird meat, and different types of feathers depending on the bird.

None of these are very profitable, although Bird meat is worth a modest sum, and the Tropical wagtail drops striped feathers which are required for catching Rainbow fish.

4.3 - Butterfly Netting

• Items required: Butterfly net; Butterfly jar

Butterflies are some of the few practical applications of Hunter to combat; if a player wishes to aid another player in a multicombat zone, he can use a butterfly on his friend to grant him a boost to his stats, depending on the butterfly. Butterflies cannot be used on the person who has them, so they can be used as a substitute for potions. Players can catch these butterflies with some steady mouse-work, stuffing them into jars, although you will have the option to release them. These are not very good for training on by themselves, since butterflies are small, and tend to flit around, making them difficult to catch. However, they are a perfect pastime while waiting for your traps to do their job. A small exception to this is the Snowy knight, whose habitat has few obstructions, and their numbers abound.

For those with a high Agility and Hunter level, butterflies can also be caught barehanded. You can not keep them, and there is no item reward, but you will be granted extremely fast Hunter experience, as well as some Agility experience on the side.

Listed below are the effects butterflies will have on another player, as well as the barehanded catching requirements.

Profitable creatures:

• Ruby harvest

Picture	Name	Level to capture	Experience given	Effect	Location
	Ruby harvest	15	24	Boosts another player's Attack by 5%	Piscatoris Hunter area
	Sapphire glacialis	25	34	Boosts another player's Defence by 5%	Rellekka Hunter area
	Snowy knight	35	44	Boosts another player's Constitution by 5%	Rellekka Hunter area
	Black warlock	45	54	Boosts another player's Strength by 5%	Feldip Hills Hunter area

Picture	Name	Hunter level	Agility level	Hunter XP	Agility XP	Location
	Ruby harvest	80	75	300	50	Piscatoris Hunter area
	Sapphire glacialis	85	80	400	70	Rellekka Hunter area
	Snowy knight	90	85	500	100	Rellekka Hunter area
	Black warlock	95	90	650	125	Feldip Hill Hunter area

4.4 - Deadfall Trapping

• Items required: Logs; Knife; Hatchet (not required, but recommended)

Deadfall trapping is used for trapping many animals. It requires a log and a knife in your inventory. Any log will do, but it is wiser to just use plain, normal Logs. Since Logs do not stack, you should probably bring along a hatchet of some kind to cut down trees, which are thoughtfully provided nearby. Clicking on an available boulder (the "Set-trap boulder" option) with these in your inventory will set the trap. These can be then smoked to remove your scent, and baited. Keep in mind that no matter what your Hunter level is, you can only set up one trap.

Note: You can also bring bird snares to supply yourself with Raw bird meat, which can be used to bait the kebbits.

Profitable creatures:

• Prickly kebbit (kebbit spike)

4.5 - Box Trapping

• Items required: Box trap

Box trapping is used in a similar fashion as bird snaring; you lay a trap, something walks into it, leaving them trapped for you to collect their spoils. Keep in mind that leaving your box unattended, with or without a captured animal, will result in it collapsing, and your catch escaping. These can be both smoked and baited, although the bait used for chinchompas, the most profitable box trapping creature, is not stackable. Smoking the traps will also slow you down instead of speeding you up, so smoking traps is not recommended as well when catching creatures in bulk.

When hunting creatures in bulk, the usual pattern is a square with one space between each trap, plus another one (if possible) in the center, creating an "X." This is the most efficient pattern, as it gives easy access to each trap without having to run. Box traps can be baited, with different bait required for different animals:

Animal	Bait
Ferret (Woodland)	Raw meat
Chinchompa (Woodland)	Spicy chopped tomato
Red Chinchompa (Jungle)	Spicy minced meat
Pawya (Isafdar)	Papaya
Grenwall (Isafdar)	Raw pawya meat

Your trap can also be smoked by using a lit torch; this will remove any scent you left behind which decreases the intervals at which they come to you. This, like any trap, has a chance of failing; if an animal walks up to it and pauses, it may spring the trap prematurely, startling it, but not catching it.

Profitable creatures:

• Carnivorous chincompa
• Chinchompa
• Grenwall (Grenwall spikes; Grimy herbs)

4.6 - Rabbit Snaring

• Items required: Rabbit snare; Box trap; Ferret

Rabbit snaring can only be done after completing Eagles' Peak. In order to do it, you first need a ferret (which is caught with a box trap), and some rabbit snares set up between burrows. With the ferret in your inventory, select the "Flush" option on a rabbit hole, sending the ferret in the chase out the rabbit. With any luck, on its way to one of the other burrows the rabbit will land in your snare. To maximize your chances, place as many rabbit snares as your level allows. Keep in mind that the ferret will eventually run away, so you will have to catch some new ones.

Rabbits will drop a Rabbit's foot, which can be strung for some Crafting experience. When worn, your chances of receiving a Bird's nest while Woodcuttingincreases slightly.

4.7 - Net Trapping

• Items required: Rope; Small net

Net trapping involves specific areas rather than a spot of choice - you can only net trap on young trees, which will bend over for you to spread out your net to catch the hapless creatures who wander into them. Unlike other trapping methods, more is not necessarily better. If you tried to manage five different net traps at the same time, you would find the traps being activated faster than you can dismantle them. Due to this, maximum experience can be obtained with only three traps. Net trapping is used primarily for salamanders; squirrels are also fair game to keep as a pet with 60 Summoning. Bringing bait while hunting salamanders speeds up the process considerably if you can afford it, since the bait is stackable.

Animal	Bait
Swamp lizard (Swamp)	Guam tar
Orange salamander (Desert)	Marrentill tar
Red salamander (Lava)	Tarromin tar
Black salamanders (Lava)	Harralander tar

Profitable creatures:

• Swamp lizard

4.8 - Pitfall Trapping

• Items required: Logs; Knife; Teasing stick; Hatchet (not required, but recommended)

Pitfall trapping involves simply building a flimsy bridge over a pit, and luring animals onto it. A knife and any type of logs can be used, although regular logs are available at the hunting ground, so bringing a hatchet is recommended. Wield the teasing stick and "Tease" the animal, causing it to attack you. You CAN take damage from these creatures, so lower levelled players might want to bring some food. Run back to the trap you made and leap over it. With some luck, the animal will walk onto the bridge and fall into the pit. Be aware that it can leap over the trap instead of walking, so if you happen to be on the other end, you will be attacked. If this happens, you must make another trap since no animal will leap over the same trap twice.

Pitfall trapping yields furs, which can be sold or made into Hunter equipment. Tatty furs can be made into legs or bodies, and perfect furs are required for the headpieces, and it also suited for making legs or bodies. This equipment will make it more likely for you to catch creatures in their respective Hunter areas. For players who are worried about taking damage, bringing a Tinderbox, some Bird snares, and an Iron spit for roasting the raw bird meat can be used instead of bringing your own food. With the addition of Summoning, the price of the perfect furs have skyrocketed, although the larupia has not recieved nearly the rise in price as the other two creatures.

Profitable creatures:

• Graahk (graahk fur)
• Kyatt (kyatt fur)

4.9 - Falconry

• Items required: 500gp; both weapon and glove slots are empty

Falconry can be started just south of the Piscatoris Fishing Colony, where the falcon expert Matthias will lend you his falcon and a Falconer's glove for the meager price of 500 coins. Once you have your falcon, you are ready to hunt. Just click on the desired kebbit, and the falcon will fly forth and catch it. During its flight, your character will be unable to move. Once the prey is caught, you need to retrieve the drops and the falcon in a short period of time; if you do not, it will head back to its master. If this happens, though, Matthias will kindly give you back the falcon for free. For maximum experience, try to locate the spawn points of one specific type of kebbit and stand near it, removing the need to run long distances after launching the falcon.

None of the kebbits yield anything of great worth, and thus are not a viable method of moneymaking.

4.10 - Imp Catching

• Items required: Magic box

Imps, while scattered all over RuneScape, are more frequently found around Varrock, Falador, and Edgeville. For those who have level 25 Dungeoneering, the Karamja Volcano resource dungeon contains several reliable Imp spawns. When you find an imp, place a Magic box near it. It is a good idea to bait it with a coloured bead, which is obtained from other players, or from killing Imps. Catching an imp will give you an Imp-in-a-box, which can be used to send two items to the bank in exchange for their freedom ("items" also includes stacks of any one item, such as a pile of coins). Occasionally, they will randomly refuse to take an item, and once they go beyond level 20 Wilderness they will flat-out refuse to do anything for you.

4.11 - Charm Sprite Blasting

Invisible Charm sprites have been discovered south of the Tree Gnome Stronghold, and Yaktwee Swinmari Cianta has been watching over them. This new Hunter training spot allows you to blast these Charm sprites to convert them into slices of Summoning charms (or Charm slices). These slices can then be combined to form whole charms ready for use. This method is by no means an effective method of gathering Charms, but is an alternative for those who would like to train Hunter.

In order to begin Charm sprite blasting, at least level 72 Hunter is required. You will need 4,000 coins to buy a Yaktwee stick and Sprite lure, which will be provided by Yaktwee, and around 9 inventory spaces.

The Charm sprites cannot be seen around the Hunter area; they are invisible and can only be blasted once they are turned visible. There are many bushes and plants in the area, and when any of them begin to shake, this means Charm sprites are hiding among them. The basic process is to fire a Sprite lure at a shaking bush by clicking on it ("target" the bush), explode the lure ("target" it by clicking on it) that has been planted, and finally blast the visible Charm sprites by clicking on them.

Up to three sprites can appear at once, but most of the time only one will appear. There are three types of sprites: Gleaelg, Tranart, and Slithtils. Gleaelgs appear on their own, Tranarts only appear with Gleaelgs, and Slithtils only appear with Gleaelgs and Tranarts. Always be alert as it is easy to let some sprites loose when several begin to appear. When a Charm sprite is blasted, they will turn into either a gold, green, crimson, or blue Charm slice, but sometimes they will yield no slices at all. 10 Charm slices can be combined to give one Summoning charm. To combine them, simply click on a stack of them and they will all be converted into charms.

Level	Name	Image	Experience
72	Gleaelg		130
72	Tranart		200
72	Slithtils		400

5.0 - TRAINING STRATEGIES

Keep in mind that Hunter is unlike many other skills. In a sense, it is a lot like the resource-gathering skills (Mining, Fishing, and Woodcutting). For every instance in which you gain experience, you will click at least once. Concentration is required, and this will make training Hunter a lot more tedious. That being said, reaching level 99 is not so much about method as it is about patience, and your patience will be tried. With that in mind, a lot of the methods of training Hunter can (and will) be debated, and there are certainly different methods of going about it. Some of them may be better. However, every single hunter will agree that the only step that really matters is the last step, which also happens to be the longest.

Preparation

Before even beginning your journey to greatness, take some time to prepare yourself for any emergencies that may come about. The biggest thing that I can stress is to carry extra traps. If you can use five traps, bring ten; if you can use three, bring seven. Too many times people are called away from the computer in the middle of Hunter to return staring at the log-in page, logging back in to find that their traps have disappeared. With Hunter areas being such a long distance from the bank, the extra traps will come in handy.

When you have reached higher levels, always bring a few Impling jars and a Butterfly net. You never know when a valuable impling will just fly by.

Levels 1–9: Crimson swifts

• Jungle: Feldip Hills
• Experience each: 34
• Items required: Bird snare

The first few levels are going to rush by quickly, so do not expect to stay in one spot for too long. There are several routs to Feldip Hills, some of the quickest being with the Fairy Ring code AKS (with partial completion of Fairy Tale II - Cure A Queen), or the gnome glider if you have completed One Small Favour.

Run south-east along the beach to find the Crimson swifts and set up your snare. Stand about five squares away from it, as your presence will reduce the effectiveness of your trap, and at such a low level, you will want all the help you can get. You will need to catch 29 of these to reach level 9.

Levels 9–19: Copper longtails

• Woodland: Piscatoris Hunter area
• Experience Each: 61
• Items required: Bird snare

Use the Fairy Ring code AKQ, otherwise you can walk there from the Tree Gnome Stronghold, taking the boat to the outside of Piscatoris Fishing Colony; just do not forget 50gp or a Ring of charos (a) for the fare. Alternatively, with 57 Summoning, you can use a Spirit kyatt's teleport. You will be doing the same thing here as you were with Crimson swifts. 51 of these need to be caught to reach the desired level.

Levels 19–29: Tropical wagtails

• Jungle: Feldip Hills
• Experience: 95.2
• Items required: Bird snares (two)

Head back to Feldip Hills, this time with two snares in hand. After catching six Tropical wagtails, you can use both of them to your advantage, speeding up your training. These birds are dotted all over the southern and western areas of Feldip Hills, so you have plenty of options for catching these things. Do not forget to move away from the traps when you lay them, since you are still sensitive to failed trap attempts at your low level. Be sure to pack some sandwiches, because you are going to be here a bit longer, and Tropical wagtails can give some trouble in earlier levels. 86 dead birds later, you will be ready to move on.

Levels 29–37: Swamp lizards

• Swamp: Morytania
• Experience: 152
• Items required: Ropes (two); Small nets (two); Guam tar (optional, but recommended)

Be aware that the Priest in Peril quest is required to catch these, so if you have not done it, continue with Tropical wagtails. If you have, head to Canifis and go south-east of the bar to the Hunter spot, near the Agility area. You can use an Ectophial, Fairy Ring code ALQ, or you can use Ancient Magicks to teleport to Kharyrll. Do not forget to bring Ropes, Small nets, and about 200 Guam tar (it is not necessary, but it will speed up the training by a significant margin).

Now, I like to bank these lizards since they are so valuable, so I would not suggest bringing anything extra to fill your inventory here. The lizards are used in theSwamp titan Summoning pouches, and are worth around 0gp, so make a few quick runs to the bank to make an easy 100k by the end of the trip. You will need to catch 102 of these little suckers to reach your goal, but you can always go for longer for greater profit. Bringing a Summoning familiar to hold onto your catches will make things go faster for banking.

Levels 37–43: Prickly kebbits

• Woodland: Piscatoris Hunter area
• Experience: 204
• Items required: Logs; Hatchet; Torch; Chisel; Larupia gear; Knife

Head to the deadfall traps with Logs, a Hatchet, Torch, and a Chisel in your inventory. You are going to need the Hatchet to cut down nearby trees for the Logs required to make a deadfall trap, and the Chisel is going to be useful for cutting up the kebbit spikes they drop for some easy money and Fletching experience. And do not forget that you now have the Hunter level to wear camouflage! Purchase some before coming, as it will be a big help.

Remember that you can only set up one deadfall at a time, regardless of your level. Since you do only have one trap to work with, bring the torch to smoke your traps at level 39 (after 31 kebbits). This will speed things up for practically no hassle. After pancaking 113 kebbits, you will reach level 43.

Levels 43–47: Spotted kebbits

• Falconry area
• Experience each: 104
• Items required: Nothing in weapon slots or gloves; 500gp+

Teleport or run to the Piscatoris Hunter Area, then going north-east will land you in the Falconry area, where a wealth of kebbits can be caught for a small price, so bring some coins. You may also want to wear some light gear such as a spotted cape or boots of lightness, since you will be doing some running. The experience here is fun, and faster than you might think. The falcon hardly ever misses unless its prey is too far away, and all you have to do is collect the animal's corpse, so do not be disheartened by the meager 104 experience per kill.

Keep in mind that you cannot wield a weapon, shield, or wear any gloves while using the bird, so leave mostly everything in the bank. There are few alternatives between here and level 47, so you will be here for 239 kebbits. The sooner you reach level 47, the better.

Levels 47–59: Orange salamanders

• Desert: Uzer Hunter area
• Experience: 224
• Items required: Ropes (three); small nets (three); marrentill tar (not required, but recommended)

To get there, head to Shantay Pass and take the carpet to the Ruins of Uzer, then run west. You have gone too far if you run into a river. If you do not want to pay the fare, just run east until you reach a bridge across the River Elid, and then head slightly north-west. 772 salamanders will take you to level 59.

Net trapping is by far some of the fastest experience at this level, and it is fairly fun. You want these levels to go by as quick as possible, so wear Graahk hunter gear and bring some bait. Also, since you will be in the desert, bring Waterskins or an Enchanted water tiara. If you want, you can wear Desert robes instead of the hunter gear, but it all depends on how many trips you are willing to make. You will not be banking these, as it is both impractical and not profitable.

Levels 59–63/80: Red salamanders

• Lava
• Experience: 272
• Items required: Ropes (three, bring an extra); Small nets (three, bring extras); Tarromin tar (not required, but recommended); any hunter gear

This is where you will be spending a great deal of time, so get ready to camp here. Just outside the Ourania Cave, you will find lots of little Red salamanders near a lot of young trees, perfect for the trapping. Though you will be tempted to bring enough Rope and Small nets for four traps, settle with three. There are three trap areas very close to each other already, so the fourth will just slow you down, and you will be plenty busy with the three you have. If you have the money, it is strongly suggested to bring Tarromin tar as bait. This will speed things up considerably, since the bait is stackable. As well, you can bring a level 57 Summoningfamiliar to boost your level, and any type of camouflage. While there is no camouflage specifically for lava areas, some camouflage is better than none. If you can, bring some lightening equipment, such as a spotted cape, boots of lightness, and penance gloves, as you will spend most of your time running.

If you want, you can bank these lizards in the Ourania Cave, although you will need to pay twenty of any rune to do so. In this case, bringing cheap runes such as Mind or Fire runes will work best. Keep in mind, though, that red salamanders are not worth nearly as much as the swamp lizards. Alternatively, you can simply release them as you catch them, which is a perfectly acceptable and practical method. The experience will go quicker, and there will be less running around. Keep in mind that training will be a bit slow at the beginning, so ALWAYS bring bait and a bit of patience. It speeds up very quickly, though.

You will notice that you have the option to stop at level 63, or anywhere above that. It all depends on how you want to do things. At level 63, you can catch the Carnivorous chinchompas, the last thing you are probably going to train on, but at the minimum level, they catch pretty slowly compared to Red salamanders. At level 80, Carnivorous chinchompas will go much faster. It all depends on whether or not you want to make money or get experience. Personally, I stopped hunting red salamanders at level 73 and went straight to carnivorous chinchompas. Level 80 was noticeably faster than level 73, mostly because I was using five traps instead of four, so the choice is yours as to how long you wish to train. To level 63, you will need to catch 444 Red salamanders, while a whopping 6,391 are required for level 80.

Levels 63/80–99: Carnivorous chinchompas

• Jungle: Feldip Hills
• Experience: 265
• Items required: Box traps (five, but bring extras); Larupia hunter gear; Butterfly net; Impling jars

This is it. If you want to come out with cash, you will spend every last second of your future Hunter experience right here in Feldip Hills, so get used to it. This is the home of the fastest and most profitable Hunter experience you can get, leaving you with 41,692 Carnivorous chinchompas from level 80 to 99, yielding a ridiculous profit for a job well done. There is no secret to this last step besides patience. I prefer the area right next to the small pond, while others will go further north to the area in the picture. Place your boxes in an "X" pattern, with all the corners touching the center box. This is the most efficient method of placing boxes, since the running you do is minimal, and the boxes are only a space away. Whichever space you chose, the spots will likely be crowded with hunters, so be prepared to either hop or fight for the spots. As always, if possible, use familiars and camouflage for maximum speed.

And while it is not required, I strongly recommended to bring along some extra Box traps, Impling jars, and a Butterfly net. You will never know when a valuable impling will hover by, and it certainly has for me. Magpie, Zombie, Dragon, and Kingly implings are the best ones to catch.

Levels 80–99: Barehanded Butterflies

If you want faster experience than Carnivorous chinchompas, and are willing to sacrifice the massive profit gained, you can catch butterflies barehanded. Keep in mind that a fairly steep Agility level is required to catch these, the lowest being level 75 for Ruby Harvests, the highest being level 90 for Black Warlocks. Barehanded butterfly catching does not yield you any items, just Hunter and Agility experience. This is for pure power-training, so if you are willing to sacrifice profit for a higher level, this is the way to go.

Read the graphs for the barehanded butterfly catching here.

6.0 - EQUIPMENT AND CLOTHING

Certain pieces of clothing will assist in your Hunter experience, making you blend into the scenery and causing the animals to momentarily forget that you are walking on two legs instead of four. There are basic camouflage outfits for lower levels and more advanced ones for higher levels, each requiring the fur of a different animal and a certain amount of coins. Take the fur and coins to the Fancy Clothes Shop in Varrock, south-east of Varrock's east bank to have them made.

As well, furs from Falconry give bonuses outside of Hunter, such as weight-reducing equipment, and Thieving equipment.

Picture	Animal	Item	Level required	Cost per piece	Effect
	Common kebbit	Wood camo top	1	Two furs and 20gp	Bonus in Woodland areas
	Common kebbit	Wood camo bottom	1	Two furs and 20gp	Bonus in Woodland areas
	Polar kebbit	Polar camo top	1	Two furs and 20gp	Bonus in Snow areas
	Polar kebbit	Polar camo bottom	1	Two furs and 20gp	Bonus in Snow areas
	Feldip weasel	Jungle camo top	4	Two furs and 20gp	Bonus in Jungle areas
	Feldip weasel	Jungle camo bottom	4	Two furs and 20gp	Bonus in Jungle areas
	Desert devil	Desert camo top	10	Two furs and 20gp	Bonus in Desert areas
	Desert devil	Desert camo bottom	10	Two furs and 20gp	Bonus in Desert areas

Hat	Top	Legs	Animal	Item	Level required	Cost per set (3 items)	Effect
			Spined larupia	Larupia set	28	Three furs (at least 1 good) and 700gp	Bonus in Jungle/Woodland areas
			Horned graahk	Graahk set	38	Three furs (at least 1 good) and 1,050gp	Bonus in Desert areas
			Sabretooth kyatt	Kyatt set	52	Three furs (at least 1 good) and 1,400gp	Bonus in Snow areas

Picture	Animal	Item	Level required	Cost per piece	Effect
	Barbtailed kebbit	Barb-tail harpoon	-	-	Can be wielded to free up one extra space in your inventory while fishing.
	Spotted kebbit	Spotted cape	40	Two furs and 400gp	Reduces weight by 2kg
	Dark kebbit	Gloves of silence	54	Two furs and 600gp	Greatly increases pickpocketing success, but degrades over time.
	Dashing kebbit	Spottier cape	66	Two furs and 800gp	Reduces weight by 5kg

7.0 - PETS

With the appropriate Summoning and Hunter level, you can have a little creature following you around to show off your levels. They require constant feeding, so if you leave them out, be sure to have some food on hand, as they will run away if they reach 100% hunger. For those that can be baited, you must bait to trap in order to catch them.

Picture	Name	Type	Level required	Experience	Bait
	Baby gecko	Box trap	27	100	None
	Baby squirrel	Net trap	29	152	Nuts
	Baby raccoon	Box trap	27	100	None
	Baby monkey	Box trap	27	100	Banana
	Baby platypus	Box trap	48	205	Lavendar

8.0 - FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Q: IS THERE ANY WAY TO BOOST MY HUNTER LEVEL?

A: Yes. The Hunter potion temporarily boosts your Hunter level by 3. Also, after completion of As a First Resort..., you are able to use the mud pool; this will give you a bonus relevent to your current Hunter level. Also at level 57 Summoning, you're able to create the Spirit larupia, Spirit kyatt or Spirit graahk pouches. These familiars give you an invisible bonus of +5 Hunter.

Q: I'VE BEEN WAITING FOREVER, WHY AREN'T THE CREATURES ATTEMPTING MY TRAP?

A: This is probably because a creature has attempted your trap before. Simply dismantle and reset the trap.

Q: I'VE GOT TONS OF THE HUNTER BIRD FEATHERS, WHAT DO I DO WITH THEM?

A: These feathers can be used for fletching arrows, so I'd recommend you keep them since they only occupy one inventory slot. Especially keep the Stripy feathers if you want to fish Rainbow fish.

Q: WHERE CAN I COLLECT SWAMP TAR?

A: There are two places, one is the Mort Myre swamp and the other is Lumbridge Swamp. It's rather better to collect them from the Lumbridge Swamp, as Mort Myre swamps have Ghasts who can damage you. Swamp tar can also be easily obtained by killing certain monsters, like Cave slime, down in the Lumbridge caves. You may also go to the ship from Lunar Diplomacy, below the deck there are three barrels full of tar that respawn, and contain between around 2 to 9 tar.

Q: IN IMPETUOUS IMPULSES, IF I CATCH AN IMPLING, CAN I TELEPORT OUT AND STILL KEEP IT?

A: Yes, as long as the Impling is in the jar, you keep it if you teleport out.

Q: CAN I CATCH AN IMPLING WITH MY BAREHANDS IF I DO NOT HAVE A JAR?

A: Yes, however you can only do this in Runescape and not in Puro-Puro. You must have a net and an impling jar to catch implings in Puro-Puro.