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Player-written tips for taming, using, and fighting the Maewing in ARK: Survival Ascended & Evolved.

Very fast and useful, found my Perry on the top right on the map in the forest. (Midgard) One Shot out of my rifle and he passed out. Easy tame

These things are really good especially on modded map fjordur their glide is super strong and all you need is a bit of mutton longneck tranq darts and a net. They are super worth it and are exceptionally fast, in my life pinion better than rock drake

If you DON'T HAVE THE NET ENGRAME, Use 3 wooden billboards, 2 pillars, 1 roof. They don't attack back. Place billboards arround the creature then place pillars + roof to prevent it from flying again. Will take less than 10 darts

When you take a maewing be sure to up stamina,weight,and nursing effect so you can carry a lot of meat while on the run with your babies or if your moving servers they can be great fast moving dinos!

You can grab it with a wyvern, put it in a taming zone in your base and built tatch foundation, walls and roof to avoid him to jump to heaven then tame it 🤘

It’s a fundamental Dino if you want to breed/4 baby’s per maewing at the same time !!! And you don’t have to worry about the baby’s more appart that it is a great fiber and berry farmer but the most important very easy to tame with few sock darts and a grid you will by…

They can also help with imprints!! If you set you’re babies to fallow when they want to walk. And put them in the maewing pouch. Then get on the maewing and run !! It will imprint in a short distance !! And 4 of them at ones !!

I don’t know if anyone knows this already, but my friend told me that you can easily tame Maewings by trapping them in a bunch of billboards. I tried it and it works pretty consistently.

Hope this helps!

You can easily knock out a low level by shooting it in the head but to knock out a high level get a net gun and shoot it when it's trapped tranq it

Babies do not need to be in the basket/saddle to be fed by the nursing feature…even though they are so darn cute in there!