Thread: What happens to spikers in the Roar?

It's not unusual when bush hunting to have a spiker come and check you out if you're having a roaring stand-off with a mature stage. Sometimes they go nuts and come crashing in (and back again). All part of the fun as long as you hold your nerve.

Originally Posted by A-Bolt

It's not unusual when bush hunting to have a spiker come and check you out if you're having a roaring stand-off with a mature stage. Sometimes they go nuts and come crashing in (and back again). All part of the fun as long as you hold your nerve.

I was roaring a stag for a friend - he had been gone 15 mins sneaking in and I was on a ridge giving the odd moan to keep stag going - had a feeling I was being watched and looked back up ridge - a spiker had snuck in silent as and was peering at me from about 20 feet away - he eventually got a whiff and stuffed of