Autumn is a great season for outdoor exploration and hunting, as many animals are more active at this time. However, before you go hunting, be sure to understand the relevant laws and regulations, and make sure you have the relevant permits and hunting knowledge. Here are some common suggestions and recommendations: ### Location recommendations: 1. **National Parks and Nature Reserves**: Some places allow hunting in certain seasons and have a good ecological environment. 2. **Farmland edges and forests**: Common places, especially areas near water sources, where wild animals are easy to see. 3. **Mountainous areas**: Mountainous areas often have rich wildlife resources and are suitable for hiking and exploration. ### Wild animals that are easy to catch: 1. **Hares**: They are relatively common and suitable for hunting with traps or shotguns. 2. **Wild birds**: Such as sparrows, pigeons, etc., are more common in autumn. 3. **Deer**: In some areas, there is a special deer hunting season. 4. **Pheasants**: Suitable for finding in some rural areas. ### Notes: - **Laws and Regulations**: Make sure you understand the relevant laws on hunting, including hunting seasons, types of animals that can be hunted, and hunting methods. - **Protect the ecology**: Follow the principle of sustainable hunting, do not capture protected species, and avoid causing harm to the ecology. - **Safety first**: When you are outdoors, please carry the necessary equipment to ensure your own safety. Before departure, it is recommended to learn more about the wildlife conditions and hunting regulations in the specific area to ensure that you can carry out this outdoor adventure smoothly.