Copper longtail

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Copper longtail
Copper longtail.png
Released21 November 2006 (Update)
MembersYes
RaceBird
LocationPiscatoris Hunter area
OptionsNone
ExamineNothing much to get in a flap about.
Advanced data
NPC ID5552
Copper longtail icon.png

The copper longtail is a copper-coloured bird that players can capture with the Hunter skill at level 9 or above, granting 61.2 Hunter experience.

Catching a copper longtail is a requirement for the easy Western Provinces Diary.

Location[edit | edit source]

Location Levels Members Spawns Map
Piscatoris Hunter areaN/AMember icon.png15Maplink
Kourend WoodlandN/AMember icon.png6Maplink
Isle of SoulsN/AMember icon.png7Maplink

Hunter info[edit | edit source]

Copper longtail
Level requiredHunter 9
Hunter XP61.2 xp
RetaliationNo
TrapBird snare.pngBird snare
Item Quantity Rarity Price High Alch
Bones.png: Copper longtail drops Bones with rarity Always in quantity 1Bones1Always700
Raw bird meat.png: Copper longtail drops Raw bird meat with rarity Always in quantity 1Raw bird meat1Always2510
Orange feather.png: Copper longtail drops Orange feather with rarity Always in quantity 5-10Orange feather5–10Always65–13045–90

The catch rate is 33% at lvl 1 and 152% at lvl 99.[1]

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Hunting technique[edit | edit source]

A copper longtail being caught.

The hunting technique is the same as for other birds. Players must set up a bird snare and wait until a bird gets stuck in it. Players may repeatedly use the same bird snare. Bird snares are available for purchase in Hunter shops.

Multiple traps[edit | edit source]

Bird snaring can be done with multiple traps at once, with the maximum amount of traps depending on the player's Hunter level.

Hunter Traps
1 1
20 2
40 3
60 4
80 5

Description[edit | edit source]

Parts of this article are copyrighted by Jagex.
It has a direct quote, copied verbatim, from Old School RuneScape or the Old School RuneScape website.
The copper longtail is found in temperate wooded regions and is one of the most common birds in the world. Although its appearance is unremarkable it is a graceful and successful bird that continues to fend well for itself.
 

Changes[edit | edit source]

Date Changes
9 July 2007
(update)
  • The NPC was graphically updated.
  • The skill guide icon was graphically updated.

Gallery (historical)[edit | edit source]

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Copper longtail.png
Copper longtail icon detail (historical).png
Copper longtail icon detail.png
Copper longtail icon (historical).png
Copper longtail icon.png
21 November 2006 ⁠–
9 July 2007
9 July 2007 ⁠–
present

References[edit | edit source]

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