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ARK: Survival Evolved & Ascended Companion
Taming & KO Tips

How do I tame a chalicotherium? Tips and strategies on taming and knocking out a chalicotherium.
Use a trap boat made out of stone windows and a ledge going around boat so you can transition from window to window and also stops pego's swiping beer from you
Always use ranged it masicurs u if u try to tame it with melee
It will eat up your water jars so make sure you have as many as it needs beer--Logan
Literally just but that MF a drink and he'll be a good pal to you
When it's mele is up its OP trust me I Thamed two and took down a level 35 rex
Leave some extra beer at base do if it does aggro you can go drink away your problems
very easy tame! if you have a friend on a wyvern you can just walk up to them and trap them in the wings of the wyvern and you are good to go. just put on your ghillie suit and beer in your last slot and just rememberto feed him a beer and walk away as well look away. i had problems crouching to close to him and looking at him waiting to want another beer was takeing long so when i walked away and looked away it was getting hungry for beer faster then. tamed a 150 i love him i named cow king lol.
Evil monster dont agro unless prepared
So cute...Was my first thought. Then I saw its face. I should have kept my mouth shut...
After a month of fermentation and a freezing cold trip to slaughter penguins, my level 210 baby is finally home ðŸ˜
It can be carried by quetzal and dragon
3 beers to tame a level 20
I heard that stimberries tame it but only the tiniest bit. Havent tried it for myself yet though
If your new and u see 1 run
If your new and u see 1 run
Throws rocks at you if you get too close
Use Gillie armor for easier taming, for this is an aggressive creature if you get too close
When one comes after you "oh there no fighting inviolved judt accept you fate." These guys suck!!!
Apparently you can tame with stimberries if you don't have beer. I tried it and it worked so give it a shot
They eat srimberrys but it has low effectiveness