Make sure you bring plenty of tranqs when taming because their torpor is really high. I ran out of tranqs when taming a level 145 (used 120 tranqs). I ended up getting lucky and I managed to punch it till it was knocked.

Either build up high enough on stone pillars and unload tranq darts in its face, or if you have multiple friends and one has a snow owl... USE ITS FREEZE ABILITY it is perfect for taming one of these guys.

If you want to traq it ours fast go on YouTube and search up top 5 easiest traps and then the job is done

I encountered this nightmarish chicken and it was a level 2 I had a gang of 15 dilophosaurus and a raptor and they demolished that thing and I killed three of my dilophosaurus rest in peace mr. chompy rest in peace acid boy rest in peace mr chompers please vote for prayers for mr. Chompy,acid boy,and mr. Chompers

A 150 therizino nearly murdered my lvl 60 Equus and my lvl 167 carno before I knocked it out. Definitely use a trap

These guys will DESTROY your armour very quickly, so it might be a good idea to bring an extra armour set just in case your current set gets destroyed. They are very good for PvP!

They have a bad sense of smell, so you can get pretty close without them noticing, but I do suggest unless you're equipt with bear trap, tranq arrows or bullets and a way of escape, you RUN.

Just TICKLE the bush and get fiber. SWIPE and get wood, thatch, and very overweight.

First encounter with murder chicken after i lost my two primary mounts (equues & pteranodon) to the murdur forest...

Ooh what a nice looking chicken that spawned near my base , i bet it makes a good mount lets check its stats like a noob from up close...

[Therizonaurus whatever female lvl 4] i bet i can tame this without a scrat... (Died)

Died x200

The base, the tames, everything fell before the might of the murdur chicken.

Which lit an intense ember inside me. (I want this b*tch even more)

10 deaths later and i got a murder chicken mount!

It's not much but it's honest work.

Me: Now ...Tris... attack everybody. Mu Ha Ha Ha!

Me: Not the tree you idiot!

Tris: daddy help me I'm stuck!

Yes for you to unless you’re super fast kill or fight mostly die also you do not find tickle chicken, tickle, chicken find you and kill you mostly

How to capture the death chicken:

1. You'll need at least 4-9 stone foundations depending on your budget, and stone doorframes (depends on how many foundations) and some wooden ramps (depends on budget) and I suggest a flyer ( PT, argy, etc) because of the DEADLY speed and strength (or just tons of speed, NOT recommended) and 100-300 bio toxin

2. Make a square with the foundations (3×3 or 2×2) and at least 3 stone doorframes high with ramps leading up and into it

3. The hard-ish part, get your flyer (or just yourself with lots of speed, NOT recommended) and get it aggressive towards you and fly over the trap making sure its in

4. Get your taming weapon of choice (crossbow or rifle recommended) and fire away (preferably the head if you can)

5. After this beast has fallen throw in some bio toxin or narcotics into its inventory along with its preferred taming food (kibble or crops) unless you are starve taming (dododex has a timer or suggested wait time if you are) and beware of dangers around

6. After it has awoken, enjoy your very own tickle chicken

- ark player who has struggled against this beast many times

Whoever said to use citronal as it gives good taming effectiveness thank you man. 💪

If you are taming solo build a nine square foundation with three high sides and two high front and rear attach steps to two high side. Once you have dropped your 150 lvl. Except 5.5 hrs of your life to be gone use a gigs for protection and most importantly bring 3000 berries and 5,500 narcotics. The Dododex for this tame is way off it takes 600 narcotics per run out averaging 15 minutes per 600. Don’t lose one like I did.

If u wanna kill this tickle chicken stand on top of a LARGE rock emphasis on large and pelt the hell out of it with tranq arrows or regular arrows I did it it was easy didn't die one

I advise staying away from Edward scissor hands. He doesn’t seem to want friends.

I made a trap on a tall rock put spine walls around the side that was lower to the ground. Stacked 3 pillars and and put a ladder leading up to the rock. Had a friend lure the thing the the rock while me and a buddy loaded it with Travis arrows. Sadly we knocked it out in the water, which made the tame way harder. Still got it in the end! It is way worth the wait and is a very good tame!!

Hide on cliff and shoot it with tranqs when u knock it out use bio toxin.

Place large bear traps. Make sure to place multiple, in case it breaks one. Also, it eats 5x as fast when it has low torpor. (By low, I mean around 500)

I don’t take any chances with a Theri…trap it in a stone box…

2x2 stone foundation.

16 stone doorways…..and a ramp for it to rampage up and fall in. Build your trap somewhere safe…..or as safe as possible because you’re going to be here a while.

Use a flyer that can take a few hits and lure the beast up the ramp. Once trapped get to knocking it out.

That was the easy bit…

Keeping a Theri asleep is a marathon.

You can pre-prepare a bunch of narcotics but I find it best to simply bring along a gatherer in a cryopod ready to go berry picking. A Moschops is good as it can usually fight off pests…they are also very quick at helping you construct a temporary shelter to bolt on to your trap as taming a Theri will often take you well into the night and hypothermia is a thing.

Use batches of 100 Narcoberries to keep the Theri asleep.

Once tamed you’ll have an epic mount. Their harvesting skills are already well documented on here so I’ll provide another interesting detail…

…almost all other creatures are scared of them and will not openly attack you, this includes two of the most annoying creatures in the game…..Kapros and Microraptors! This makes swamps significantly safer as Sarco/Baryonyx and Boa will ignore you as well.

Use um rifle e dardos trnquilizante,upe o em atac e peso para um farmador de fibra,madeira e cenoura