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Hunting Software

© Francis VandeBoom

When you are not out in the wilderness hunting, it is sometimes fun to play a hunting game. Since there are so many hunting games out on the market I have tried many of them and I will tell you what I think.

The most popular and probably the most realistic hunting game is Big Game Hunter, by Head Games. Select from four different locations, pick your weapon, buy your tags and consult the hunting regulations. Choose your guide, purchase your gear, spray the scent stopper and you're off to hunt 16 big game animals in the 360-degree worlds of Big Game Hunter. It also features:

Choose from 9 weapons
Hunt 16 big game animals
Over 65 hunting accessories
Fully rendered 3D hunting lodge
4 360 degree hunting environments
Over 20 stand locations
4 unique guides
Over head map view
Earn money and sponsors
Hunter safety course
"Virtual" product catalog
Stoney Wolf Live-Action videos

I liked playing Big Game Hunter a lot, but some computers do have problems with the videos.

Another popular hunting game is Duck Hunter Pro . You can hunt over 30 species of waterfowl, including snows, and blues. Also hunt ducks such as canvasbacks, teal, mallards, wood ducks and many more. Choose from eight different shotguns. Includes:

Multiple Blinds
Lay out your own decoys
8 different shotguns
15 different hunting locations
Over 30 different birds to hunt
Hunt in all weather
Easy and fun to use Truck Interface
Lure in your game with authentic calls

Another great hunting game is Upland Game Hunter . This game lets you shoot pheasant, sharped grouse, spruce grouse, blue grouse, Hungarian patridge, dove, sand quail, Gambels quail, Miroms quail, ptarmigan, woodcock, turkey, snipe, and much more.

You can also choose from a multitude of 10-, 12-, and 20-gauge shotguns from REMINGTON. Includes:

• Multiple Blinds
• Over 15 different shotguns
• 5 different hunting locations
• Over 30 different birds to hunt
• Easy and fun to use Truck Interface

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