theHunter: Call of the Wild brings the excitement of the great outdoors into the comfort of your home with amazing gameplay, deep mechanics, and gorgeous visuals.Experiencing the sights and sounds of the wilderness through the lens of an expert hunter is something truly specialand developer Avalanche Studios keeps theHunter: Call of the Wild engaging by releasing a steady stream of map expansions and updates.A game is only as strong as the maps within it, and theHunter: Call of the Wild features 13 outstandings map expansions based on real-world locations!Lets rank the best theHunter: Call of the Wild map expansions based on content currently available, animal diversity, gameplay experience, and critical reception.Dont confuse the ranking with quality, theHunter: Call of the Wild doesnt have a bad maptheyre all great hunting destinations!First, Some Honorable Mentions: New England Mountains, United StatesStarting off our Honorable Mentions are the New England Mountains. While being a gorgeous map with nice moose and Green-winged Teal options, it suffers a bit from a lack of total content and overly dense forests, making it too difficult to see prey. Mississippi Acres Preserve, United StatesThe South offers a noteworthy assortment of wildlife, including the American Alligator, Black Bear, and Wild Hog, all of which are fun to hunt. However, gameplay issueslike alligators scaring off prey like Whitetail Deercan lead to frustrating tracking situations. While this realism adds to the experience, it can sometimes make the hunt feel a bit too realistic for it to rank higher on our list. Parque Fernando, ArgentinaParque Fernando is large and brimming with amazing wildlife to hunt. You can bag a rare Cinnamon Teal or Blackbuck, hone your skills at the archery range, or simply enjoy the views. While the map has a lot to offer, it was affected when quality prey like the Mule Deer became available in other locations through updates, making it less competitive compared to the maps that made our list.Top-10 DLC Map Expansions10. Cuatro Colinas Game Reserve; SpainThe vistas and charms of Spain are captured perfectly throughout Cuatro Colinas Game Reserve, and the large range of available animal classes are so much fun to hunt.Majestic ibex, prancing deer, and scattered remains of Spains history welcome players with a taste for adventure. There are 3 Iberian Wolf boss animals, but we wish the reserve offered a larger diversity of total animals to hunt so the gameplay experience feels a little stunted.9. Medved-Taiga National Park; SiberiaHunt the vast, snow-covered lands of Northern Asia and explore countless miles of frozen lakes, forests, and fields. The terrains blankets of white make night hunting a delight, and you can even battle a rare cave-dwelling albino bear.The Musk Deer and Reindeer are two very popular and exclusive to this snowy map expansion. But the balanced roster of huntable animals is small, and the Revontuli Coast map expansion took away Medved-Taigas exclusivity to the Eurasian lynx and Eurasian brown bear.8. Rancho Del Arroyo; MxicoThis gorgeous ranch, located on the border of Northern Mexico and the Southwest United States, features two map-exclusive animals: the Rio Grande Turkey and Antelope Jackrabbit. Youll feel like a lively desperado as you hunt these warm colored lands. While Rancho Del Arroyo is vast and beautiful, it suffers from a lack of topographical diversity, and there are no boss animals. Youll have a great time in Mexico, but be sure to save some energy for the other maps as well.7. Silver Ridge Peaks; United StatesTackling the Southern Rocky Mountains isnt for the faint of heart; it requires a hunters mentality to thrive in these rugged landsluckily, you were made for this! The Silver Ridge Peaks map expansion offers gamers the chance to hunt a full spectrum of Animal Classes from 1 to 9, so youll never run out of interesting expeditions. Unfortunately, recent updates to drinking times and spawn locations have negatively impacted the hunting experience.6. Yukon Valley Nature Reserve; United StatesAlaskas mystical frontier has captivated hunters for centuries, and the video game version is no less magical. A community favorite map, the Yukon is stunning and offers excellent Class 8 and 9 hunting for Grizzly Bears and Plains Bison. If this map expansion included about four more animals, it would rank higher on our list. While the Yukon Valley Nature Reserve is far from a bad map, theHunter: Call of the Wild simply has many strong contenders!5. Vurhonga Savanna; AfricaTravel to south-west Africa for a once-in-a-lifetime adventure. Amazing situational hunts like the Blue Wildebeest, Cape Buffalo, and African Lion will net you countless trophies and bundles of cash of traditional setups, you will find great drinking zones and wide plaine hunting too. Hunting zebras and other rare animals would have been nice, but we understand why they werent included. If you love unique hunts then youll easily fall for the Vurhonga Savanna.4. Te Awaroa National Park; New ZealandWelcome back to the southern hemisphere where youll find the Te Awaroa National Parkthe best map for fallow hunting. You can grind through turkey, deer, duck, and rabbit across the stunning, untamed landscape. Lush forests in the west also provide dynamic opportunities to hunt Sika Deer and Feral Pigs. The visuals and effects on this map expansion are absolutely breathtaking, so stick around New Zealand for a bit and fatten that in-game wallet of yours.3. Emerald Coast; AustraliaFinally, the top 3! The Emerald Coast is truly a gem of theHunter: Call of the Wild. Explore the ocean coast, dense forests, and more as you hunt a jaw-dropping mix of animals. Saltwater Crocodiles and Eastern Grey Kangaroos are unique to this map expansion and present some amazing challenges. Big game enthusiasts will feel right at home, as the Emerald Coasts excellent layout is designed for taking down epic Banteng, Sambar, and Red Deer. This fan-favorite map will keep you entertained for weeks!2. Revontuli Coast; FinlandAn elite sense of balance is why the Revontuli Coast finds itself high on our list. This map offers everything a gamer could want with a perfect assortment of both big and small animals. Bird hunters, especially those after ducks, will adore these Finnish lands, home to 13 unique species of birds. The Revontuli Coast expansion flows exceptionally wellthe lower half is brushy with great drink zone hunting, while the northern portion is hilly, open, and perfect for run-and-gun gameplay. Start your adventure on the Revontuli Coast today and discover why it secured the second spot in our ranking!1. Sundarpatan; NepaltheHunter: Call of the Wilds latest map expansion is also the games best. Sundarpatan stands alone when compared to other maps because of the opportunities to hunt the most challenging animals, alongside a fantastic roster of small to mid-range huntables. Bengal Tigers are voracious and formidable foes, but the Snow Leopard presents the toughest challenge in the game. Their agility, awareness, and speed are unmatched, offering a truly rewarding gameplay experience. With three major biomesmountains, hills, and tropical plainsevery inch of Sundarpatan feels distinct and unique to hunt.Did we miss anything? Which theHunter: Call of the Wild map expansion is your favorite?Tell usdrop a comment down below with your ranking!