How to tame a Yuty with 3 large bear traps, a longneck and some tranqs:

1. Locate Yuty.

2. Align large bear traps in a straight line (each one has a bit of distance in between) a good distance away from the Yuty.

3. Clear area of large creatures, as they may fall into the traps.

4. Wait until the Yuty and it’s carnos move in to attack something.

5. Shoot the Yuty with a tranq after it has roared. The Yuty will then chase you while the carnos continue attacking their first target.

6. Shoot as many tranqs into the Yuty as you can while running back to the bear trap line set before.

7. Yuty will run over and become trapped in the bear trap, allowing the player to pump tranqs into it.

8. Kill the Yuty’s carnos, who were far too late in their task of defending their master, and feed the Yuty the carno meat >:)

9. Name it Abunga

NOTE: technically only 1 bear trap is needed if you perform perfectly, however I like to have backups placed in case a trap or two are tripped on accident, or it takes more than 1 trap for the Yuty to knock out (the higher the level, the higher the chance this will happen).

In my opinion this is way more resource and time efficient than a traditional stone wall trap. Hope this helps! :3

The Wild yuty roar can really be dangerous, if your dino gets roared on by it not only will your dino run around randomly and uncontrollable for several seconds, but it’s stats will also be debuffed so you will deal less damage and I believe take more damage. I had a 140 pre tamed x allo with 12k hp 450 almost die to a lvl 60 yuty, got debuffed then was running into a wall and lost around 9k health because of the roar. So be careful and use bigger games to encounter these like rexs or bigger.

I encounterd many of these in the North. The first one I killed on OP setings. The next time I saw two with a total of seven Carnos. I flew down on my Argy to see what they where attacking...and BOOM! Suddenly the Yuty took control of my argy! I couldn't control it! Next time I encounter one of these I will be more careful.

Fear causes dinos to run away, be uncontrollable and take 50% extra damage. If the ring is not maxed out, dinos can be controlled but deal 50% less damage and still take extra damage. Courage causes allies to take 20% less damage and deal 25% more damage, and temporarily allies up to 3 wild carnos for a minute. You cannot courage roar wild alpha or astral carnos.

When I was taming my yutyrannus it was a little ez, all you need to do is kill the carno or when the yutyrannus and carnos are fighting hit the yutyrannus and trap it,pit 9 stone block on the ground where you want to team it and 24 walls and 4 or 2 lage trap and leave 1 side open and if you want you can leave a dead body in the trap and block off the open side when you get the yutyrannus in the trap

Be ready to run into these guys a lot while in the snow biome. Keep your distance if you don't have a decent army built up yet. Lower levels can be downed by some well placed shotgun blasts, just be careful when you engage. If it scares your tames its possible they'll fall right off the icy cliffs into the sea where they'll be devoured by sharks. Its either focus your attention on the yuty and get shredded by the carnos or focus on its carno lackeys and risk all your tames being scared off.

I once perched on a wall with a desmodus while trying to get a good look at a yuti. Obviously, it saw me and roared and scared my bat but my bat didn't even move, he just stuck to the wall with the dark blurred fear effect or whatever. So if you are taming a yuti, I highly recommend a bat as you can also shoot off of them while flying or perched.

For those that don’t want to make a trap to tame this dino (due to their posse of Carnos), there are other ways!

I rode a Quetzal to taunt and draw the Yuty away from the Carnos since most stopped to attack mammoths and megatheriums.

After you get the Yuty alone, dismount your Quetzal while standing on top to fire tranqs (or other KO ammo) over the side.

Sometimes the Yuty will stand underneath the Quetzal completely, so don’t push it and accidentally fall off the side, just move the Quetzal to a better vantage point and keep going.

Once knocked out completely, I noticed the Carnos never came back to where I drew him off to making it much safer!

I don’t tend to use traps for my tames so this strat seemed easiest for me.