This here hog can "clear the savanna after every meal", it will however, be quite a large meal indeed. Also breed them so when you have a baby you can scream "WHEN HE WAS A YOUNG WARTHOG!"

They will use their healing move in the wild and this actually makes taming these burly beasts much easier preventing accidental deaths and making them hungry leading to a 30 second tame

The best name I ever saw for this creature was Chris P Bacon.

Use Traq arrows to knock because it will take more damage and forces it to heal itself and as a result draining more food. This will drastically decrease how long it takes to tame.

I said I was unarmed and damn pigs still shot me.

Either Argy or Quetzal can pick up, also found a majority in the snow biome just south of the east mountain and near the river. Be prepared to force feed like crazy once you breed.

When taming wyverns keep a pig by it so you never need to give it milk

A 120 took around 130 mutton, 40 minutes and 97% taming effectiveness

If you pick it up with an argy, hit it once or twice before dropping it. After it goes through it's heal animation, pick it up and hit it once more. Drop it, tranq it slowly so as to get more heals, and then once it is KOed, put whatever food you want to take with in it's inventory. I KOd one I hit a few times with my argy, and once I put iguanodon kibble in it's inventory it tamed in a matter of seconds, basically meaning one can starve tame daeodon without having to wait, force feed narcos, and then give it food. Happy taming!

Tamed a 135 today. Took 160 mutton. 1.5x taming. TE was still high about 95% tamed out at 199. Would definitely suggest using kibble.

The daeodon heals when hit with tranqs,so if you do more damage while tranqing it, it will have less food. So if you want to spend the time into knocking one out, get those slingshots ready

Brother, may I have some oats?

No brother you may not have the oats.

As far as raising daedons i find that if u fill it with raw meat and force feed it stacks of cooked it will give u a breather. Cooked meat fills food faster and the raw meat will keep it going pretty well as it drops food gradually. Pretty easy inexpensive way to do it

Values above are incorrect, a 140 probably needs about 40kibble. They eat very quickly, are easy to knock out, tame like you would tame anything else with one factor to keep in mind, they are almost always in a pack of 3 so however you would tame a dire wolf, use that same strat.

Knocking them out is rather easy, and their taming time is insanely quick because of their food consumption, but the hardest part is gathering enough prime meat for them to eat in one go. Not the easiest task.

Alene, they don't have too much of a use. As a pack, they will heal up annoying amounts of health. Keep them in pairs for base defense along with triplets of microraptors and small packs of raptors for a visciously effective and tanky crew that don't look too dangerous from afar. Add pegomastaxes to the mix to steal loot from your unfortunate attackers.

Saddle Engram is broken ATM. Says smithy but engram appears in inventory crafting

If you want to breed, Be prepared with more meat than mc donald's when it came out on russia, seriously.

These things will run when low and they can heal wild

Easy enough to tame but upkeep once tamed is not for the uninitiated. Requires massive amounts of meat once tamed - my low level Daedon (lvl20) goes through ten stacks of raw meat in 7 minutes. Best cost/performance food is cooked meat or Dodo kibble (expensive but more effective). Eats significantly more with passive healing enabled.