In Feldip Hills, where the Red Chinchompas roam, there are little areas for so many Hunters to hunt. 3 areas in fact.

 

 

 

There's 1 specific Red Chinchompa area which gives the most EXP hour, and is the most productive spot. The other two give 100 Chinchompas per hour or so, whereas the 1 key spot gives 200-300 an hour from Level 80-99.

 

 

 

The problem is, is the fact that in each Sever (World), there is always 2-3 people hunting in the Red Chinchompa area.

 

 

 

What will solve this is for Jagex to add 2-3 more Red Chinchompa areas around Feldip Hills, which would be as productive as the main one.

 

This would make sure each World/Area is less crowded and beneficial for every Hunter who decides to hunt Red Chinchompas for EXP.

 

 

 

The market is out there for Red Chinchompas, it's quite clear. Each day on the official RuneScape Forums, there is always at least 20+ people buying huge quantities, so it's doing wonders for the Economy.

 

 

 

Here is the main Red Chinchompa area for those who aren't familiar (Area circled in red):

 

 

 

 

Thank you reading this, and I hope you will agree.

 

 

 

- Honoured

Hunter already is a relatively easy skill to lvl, adding more hotspots will make it even easier.

 

 

 

There are little rune rocks in runescape, should they add more cause competition is high?

Hunter already is a relatively easy skill to lvl, adding more hotspots will make it even easier.

 

 

 

There are little rune rocks in runescape, should they add more cause competition is high?

 

 

 

The hunter areas for Red Chinchompas are really crowded, and with 2-3 people on each Server, the EXP rate per hour is awful, especially what it is compared to what it can be when you're on your own or with someone with a low/similar Hunting level to you.

 

 

 

To be perfectly honest, that's another thing they could update. There's only a few Rune Rocks, but then again, so little people have 85 Mining in proportion to 63 Hunter.

 

 

 

Thank you for your reply, most appreciated.