Prairie Meadow Behemoths Wiki & Guide

Bison spawn naturally in Meadow biomes during the day. Search across grassy hills and plains during daylight hours—you'll usually find them in small herds grazing together.

Any of these work: grass, wheat, apples, carrots, or sweet berries. Grass is often easiest since you can collect it quickly by breaking grass blocks near your spawn area.

Switch it to resting mode by interacting with it. A resting bison will stay in place and won't roam, making it perfect for keeping around your base or farm.

Yes—when bison wallow in dust, they collect plant seeds in their fur and replant them nearby as they move around. This makes them useful for naturally spreading vegetation across bare areas.

Bison charge at hostile threats to protect their herd, but they won't attack you if you're not attacking them. Males may headbutt each other during social interactions, but this doesn't harm tamed bison you're working with.

Bison drop pieces of leather when they die. This is the main resource you'll harvest from them, so plan accordingly if you're raising them for materials.

Yes, you can breed tamed bison using the same foods you use to tame them. Feed two tamed bison and they'll produce offspring.

Bison follow a day-night cycle—they sleep through dark hours and wake up during daylight. If it's daytime and they're still resting, check if you've set them to resting mode, which overrides their natural schedule.

Yes, you can adjust spawn rates and biome tags through the mod's configuration files. This lets you customize where bison appear in your world.

Large herds can impact performance like any mob-heavy area, but the mod is designed to be reasonably lightweight. If you experience lag, try reducing spawn rates in the configuration files or managing herd sizes around your base.