All Red Dead Redemption 2 trapper locations
Trappers are the rough and ready salesmen and women of the Wild West, setting up stalls in remote locations to sell their goods and services. They’re not exactly easy to find, as you might expect, but if you’re looking to upgrade your cowboy or cowgirl’s attire or tack, these grizzled veterans can help.
The most interesting of the Red Dead Redemption 2 trappers is the tailor; although they’re a rare sight in the open world, they can craft clothing from legendary animal pelts. It’s worth noting that you’ll need plenty of money and crafting materials to make a purchase, so make sure you’re stocked up before you go hunting for them.
Bard’s Crossing: The first trapper you’ll encounter in Red Dead Redemption 2 is in the small town of Bard’s Crossing, northeast of Riggs Station. Climb the small hill behind the general store to find him in his tent.
Saint-Denis: In the famous city of Saint-Denis, you’ll find a trapper in the marketplace on the eastern side of the city. You can find him across the road from the Tailor and Clothier shops.
Annesburg: In the north of the game world, outside the town of Annesburg, you’ll find another trapper located between the Elysian Pool and Three Sisters Rock. He’s on the right-hand side of the road as you head west.
Big Valley: Just to the west of the large area of land known as Big Valley, there’s a small outcrop of rocks between the town and the lake. Climb to the highest point to find a Red Dead Redemption 2 trapper.
Tall Trees: There isn’t a trapper in Big Valley itself, but if you head west from the area on the road, you’ll spot a little wooden hut with a Red Dead Redemption 2 trapper on the edge. He’s directly on the boundary between the Tall Trees area and the regions to the north and west.
That’s where to find the Red Dead Redemption 2 trapper in the main story, but do you know how to recruit companions or what horse you should choose for Red Dead Redemption 2? If not, you might be in for a hard time in one of the best PC games of recent years.
