Florida Cracker Cow
The Florida Cracker cow is found on ranches and colonies across the states. As herbivores, their diet consists of grains, hay, and herbs. The large size of these mammals can mean that it takes longer to fall asleep.
- You can find one located at Emerald Ranch.
Angus bull
The Angus bull is found on farms and ranches across the states. Its herbivorous diet includes grains, hay and corn. The average size of a bull can mean that it is more difficult to calm down.
- You can find one at Emerald Ranch. There is also occasionally one northwest of the Heartland Oilfields (just north of the H in Hanover).
Devon Bull
The Devon Bull can be found on ranches across the states. As a herbivore, it consumes grains, hay and corn. His stocky build can mean it's harder to calm down.
- Also found at Emerald Ranch. Can also be found at the Hanging Dog Ranch near Little Creek River near West Elizabeth.
Hereford Bull
The Hereford Bull can be found on ranches across the states. It is a living herbivore of cereals, hay and corn. Due to their size, Hereford Bully may take longer to calm down.
- Can also be found at Emerald Ranch or Hanging Dog Ranch.
Angus Ox
Angus Oxen can be found on ranches and farms across West Elizabeth, New Hanover, and Lemoyne. As herbivores, their main diet consists of common roughage, including grasses, hay, and silage. Like all oxen, it may take several shots to calm down.
- Found at Emerald Ranch or Hanging Dog Ranch.
Devon buffalo
Devon Oxen can be found on ranches and farms across West Elizabeth, New Hanover, and Lemoyne. As herbivores, their main diet consists of common roughage, including grasses, hay, and silage. Oxen are tough and will require a large number of strokes to be sedated.
- Like the other oxen on this list, they can be found at the Emerald Ranch or the Hanging Dog Ranch.
Old pig stain
Old Spot Pigs can be found on ranches and in the towns of New Hanover. Their omnivorous diet consists of lizards, mice, eggs, agricultural crops, mushrooms and herbs. Although small, their stocky build means they need a few strokes before they are sedated.
- Can be found just east of Valentine (by the T to Valentine), or at Flatneck Station.
Cochon Berkshire
Berkshire pigs can be found on ranches and in the towns of New Hanover. As omnivores, their diet consists of mice, eggs, agricultural crops, fungi, roots, and grasses. Pigs only need a few injections before they are sedated.
- Found in the same location as the Old Spot Pig: east of Valentine or at Flatneck Station.
Big china pig
Big Chinese pigs are found on ranches and in the towns of New Hanover. Their omnivorous diet includes mice, worms, eggs, herbs, fungi, and roots. To be completely sedated, these pigs require a few injections.
- Likewise found east of Valentine or at Flatneck station.
Merino sheep
Merino sheep can be found on ranches and in towns in New Hanover. As herbivores, they feed on pasture plants, grasses, clovers, and herbaceous plants. A few shots of the sedative will ensure that the sheep is unconscious.
- Found at the south end of Valentine or the west end of Emerald Ranch.
Alpine goat
Domestic alpine goats can be found on ranches and farms across the states. Their herbivorous diet means that they graze on grasses, weeds, grasses, and trees. These goats are relatively easy to sedate with just a few shots of the sedative needed.
- Found in the same places as Merino Sheep: either Emerald Ranch or Valentine.
It's important to note that if you're looking for the fastest way to level up, you'll want to try and grow the maximum number of samples from each animal before moving on to the next. Once you've captured the maximum number of samples for each of the animals, return to Harriet and flip them one at a time to receive the corresponding stamp in your Animal Grounds Guide. Once you have all of the buffers in the Farmland Habitat set, hand them in for a quick 1000 XP points for your role as a naturalist. Repeat this same process over and over again until you've handed in all of your samples and earned 5 XP points.
