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Necesse: How To Capture Animals

In Necesse, raising and caring for creatures forms a core aspect of agricultural gameplay. Players encounter diverse species ranging from docile farm animals to untamable wildlife. For those aiming to build thriving livestock operations, understanding domestication mechanics proves essential. This guide outlines practical methods for securing and breeding animals within the game.

Animal Attraction Techniques

Enclosed spaces facilitate animal capture in Necesse (Source: Fair Games ApS)

Securing wildlife requires guiding creatures into penned areas using ropes. These binding tools appear in chests or can be purchased from wandering traders. Approach your target beast, select the rope from your inventory, and activate it through a right-click to establish a tether. Lead the bound creature to a prepared enclosure – the rope remains temporarily consumed but retrievable later. Skilled players can manage multiple captures simultaneously by carrying extra ropes.

Species Resources Environment Behavior
Polar Bear Polar Claw, Ice Fish Snow Biome Hostile when threatened
Grizzly Bear Furfish, Honey Forest Cave Aggressive if provoked
Penguin Wet Icicle (Summons Pet) Snow Biome Non-tamable
Ostrich Mount Summoning Feather Desert Wild
Boar Meat Market Vendors Domesticable
Pig Meat Market Vendors Tameable
Chicken Eggs, Meat Merchant Breedable
Rooster Meat Merchant Domesticable
Bull Meat Forest/Plains/Swamp Tameable
Cow Milk, Meat Forest/Plains/Swamp Breedable
Ram Wool, Meat Forest/Snow/Swamp Domesticable
Sheep Wool, Meat Forest/Snow/Swamp Tameable

Livestock Management Strategies

After capturing creatures, domestication is essential for maximizing benefits. Maintain regular feeding schedules using troughs or manual wheat distribution. Consistent nourishment eventually converts wild animals into productive livestock. For breeding, ensure partners remain nearby and well-fed beyond satiation points. Successful reproduction imposes a 24-minute mating restriction. Note the population cap: no more than 10 animals within an eight-tile radius to maintain breeding viability. Strategic enclosure design helps avoid overcrowding penalties.