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

I accidentally killed a level 150 ovis by bola’ing it then impaling it with a spear. I wasn’t even aware of how rare this actually was and I thought about killing everything in sight because I was desperate for hide.

You find them (most often) up in the north biome, at the blue obelisk. As of now, they need to be born on a ceiling (One tile above where you want them), so they will not fall into the water under the map or other unaccessible places, warning, with this method they will still…

Raw Lamb chops are better than kibble for most carnivores (7.5x multiplier). If you play on a server this is a great way to get rich quick. They also heal 100 health!

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Easy place to find in Fjordur is Jotunheim, go SouthEast. The cold there is killer but the best way to stay alive I've found is with full fur gear, an otter around your neck, Frio curry soup to keep help with the insulation and med brews as well as blood packs on your…

Ovis can be hard to tame, but are invaluable once tamed, so here’s a guide to help you out with taming one

1. Ovis are a passive tame, so you won’t need any tranqs

Ovis only eat veggie cakes to tame, so prepare those, on single player you only need 1, on official you…

Before you tame it you can shear it which means you don't have to keep it to keep the wool. Also tame it with a sweet cake but then use berries to feed.

I know you are looking for this creature so you can chainsaw it after breading them

Don't worry i gocha bro

Here are the coordinates you can find some of them waiting to be chainsaw 😉

19. 28

Thank me later boys 😛

MONSTER LOG

Ovis

Behavior: Passive

The Ovis is a sheep primarily in the NE zone of Ragnarok. Wild, Ovis are a great mutton source for taming creatures, such as the Giga. Besides that they have no use wild. Tamed, they are a good source of wool, it’s really just pelt but…