This guide will introduce something about Perfect Pelts to you, including what to do with Perfect Pelts RDR2 & How to get Perfect Pelts in Red Dead Redemption 2? If you are interested in this topic, please read it carefully.

 
 

What to do with Perfect Pelts RDR2?
Once you've stored the pelts on the back of your horse, you can do a few things with them. Sell them at a general store in town, donate them to Mr. Pearson at camp, or most importantly, take your best pelts to the Trapper to craft new equipment.
 
Where to store animal pelts in Red Dead Redemption 2?
First off, if you’re just trying your hand at pelt collecting – these are the basics. You’ve hunted an animal, skinned it, and now the pelt is in your hands. What now? First, you need to whistle or walk up to your horse, where you can “stow” the skin until you’ve decided what to do with it. This adds it to your horse cargo menu, so you can find it again either by walking up to your horse and pressing right on the d-pad, or by selecting the Horse Cargo section of a shop menu. Once you’ve stored the pelts on the back of your horse, you can do a few things with them. Sell them at a general store in town, donate them to Mr. Pearson at camp, or most importantly, take your best pelts to the Trapper to craft new equipment. Once you’re at the Trapper, sell your skins to him, and they’ll appear in his inventory for crafting equipment.
 
How to get Perfect Pelts in Red Dead Redemption 2?
First thing’s first, you’re going to want to set your sight on an animal, or a group of animals, since creatures like deer often roam in packs. Now equip your binoculars from the item wheel by holding the left bumper, and use them to focus on the desired animal. Holding down the right bumper while focusing on an animal will allow you to ‘study’ the animal. Once you’ve held the right bumper for roughly three seconds, an indicator will pop up, rating the pelt of the animal out of three stars. One star is obviously the worst, while a three star pelt is perfect. It's these three-star animals that you want to focus on if your aim is to get perfect pelts. Now you need to head into the Compendium in from the main pause menu. Select the listing of the animal that just generated the three star rating, and the Compendium entry will tell you which weapon you should use to kill the animal, if you want to keep the three star pelt intact. Using a powerful weapon in this situation can damage the pelt, so paying attention to the weapon here is critical.
 
The weapon and ammo you use to kill an animal will affect its quality. For instance, if you use a shotgun to kill a raccoon, that raccoon is going to be full of holes and nearly worthless. Generally, you'll want to use your bow and arrow on small animals, and use Red Dead Redemption 2's snappy targeting system to get clean headshots. As the hunting tutorial mission taught us, shooting an animal in the wrong place degrades its quality too. For the biggest animals, like bears and elk, you can use rifles to take them down. Again, focus on getting headshots for the cleanest kills to yield better carcass quality. If you're having trouble landing those clean kills, especially on small animals, you can use Dead Eye -- especially after it's leveled up -- to target a specific point.
 
Now that you have known the important things to get Perfect Pelts RDR2, why not take them into practice. Hope you can get your Perfect Pelts RDR2!