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== Hunting Strategy ==
 
== Hunting Strategy ==
'''Red-Eyed Watcher Owl''' mice are weak to [[Rift|Rift Traps]]. They can only be attracted by [[String Cheese]].  
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'''Red-Eyed Watcher Owl''' mice are weak to [[Rift|Rift Traps]]. They can only be attracted by [[String Cheese]].
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==Event Participation==
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*The '''Red-Eyed Watcher Owl Mouse''' drops the [[Enlarged Rift Egg]] and the [[Rift Mist Egg]] during the annual '''Spring Egg Hunt'''. <!-- Keep this entry first, please. -->
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== History and Trivia ==
 
== History and Trivia ==

Revision as of 17:22, 23 April 2015

The Red-Eyed Watcher Owl is a breed of mouse found in the Whisker Woods Rift.


Red-Eyed Watcher Owl Mouse
Mouse Group: Rift Walkers (Whisker Woods Rift)
Mouse Statistics
Points: 71,500 Gold: 11,500
Location & Attraction Info
Required Power Types: Rift Other Requirements:
Cheese: Marble String
Swiss String
Brie String
Magical String
Charm:
Locations: Whisker Woods Rift Loot:
Links
Larry's Loot Lexicon: MouseHunt Info Page Image: Image Link
The large Red-Eyed Watcher Owl Mouse keeps a safe distance from its prey. Observing from a distance, its tell-tale eyes burn deep into the soul. It's always looking for the perfect piece of cheese to strike.
Mouse ID#:


Preferred Cheese

Red-Eyed Watcher Owl mice have been found to be especially attracted to String Cheese, to the point that any other kind of cheese will simply not suffice.

Hunting Strategy

Red-Eyed Watcher Owl mice are weak to Rift Traps. They can only be attracted by String Cheese.

Event Participation

History and Trivia

  • Red-Eyed Watcher Owl mice were introduced on 28 January 2015, with the introduction of the Whisker Woods Rift.
  • Red-Eyed Watcher Owl mice are the Rift version of Eagle Owl mice.

Images