DinoHunt Corporation

**DinoHunt Corporation**, known shorthand as DinoHunt Corp. or DHC, is the Earth-based company which purchased the rights to FMM UV-32 in 2250, long after it was discovered by the science vessel FMM UV in 2190. The company runs various tours on Hunting Reserves, where paying clients can hunt alien life similar in appearance to many prehistoric animals on Earth.

## History

### Purchase of FMM UV-32

Though the Dinosaur Planet was discovered in 2190, the planet would go unclaimed for six decades due to initial claims by Turan Choks, captain of the FMM UV, that the planet was inhospitable for human life. However, Earth-born entrepreneur Elias Henriksen would see opportunity in the deadly wildlife of the planet, and would purchase the planet from the Planetary Exploration Corporation (PEC). Afterwards he would form DinoHunt Corp. with several other entrepreneurs, setting the stage for the greatest hunting location in the galaxy.

### Initial Tours

The Eastern Tour opened in 2260, and focused on tropical islands along the eastern coast of the Central Sector. A full decade of planning went into the creation of the tour, as DinoHunt Corp. hired experts to manufacture weaponry, coordinate hunting reserves, designate huntables, and, most importantly, marketing the incoming tour to wealthy hunters across the galaxy. Henriksen heavily depended on the success of the tour, having spent untold amounts of his own funds in its creation and bordering on bankruptcy. As it would turn out, the Eastern Tour would go on to be highly successful, becoming popular throughout the galaxy soon after its opening. In light of this success, DHC would begin planning an even more ambitious tour.

The Western Tour opened in 2263, and focused on temperate regions along the western coast of the Central Sector. With the funds made from the original tour, it only took three years for DHC to setup their next escapade on the planet. The tour was far more ambitious than the first, introducing much larger hunting reserves, more pointable huntables, and more weapons to hunt with. Once again, this tour would prove to be highly successful, once again putting DHC in a comfortable position to expand.

The Arctic Tour opened in 2265, and focused on regions within the Arctic Sector of FMM UV-32. Arriving only two years after the last tour, the Arctic Tour was not as ambitious as DHC's former tour, being very similar in layout. Overall, the tour received a mixed reception, with some finding it too repetitive in locations or too familiar in its native wildlife to Earth mammals. For the first time since the opening of their first tour, DHC was losing funds and investors were beginning to get nervous. The corporation began exploring new avenues of income, and they believed they found one.

### Crater City Incident

With both the mediocre reception of the Arctic Tour and the loss of wealthy clients to hunting accidents, DinoHunt Corp. would try a new strategy in 2267 to bring in new customers from across the galaxy: bring the dinosaurs to them. DHC harvested several species of native FMM UV-32 life from the Exotic Sector and packed them onto a scientific transport ship, the DinoCorp VII, with the plan to take the creatures across the galaxy in a traveling zoo. Ultimately, the trip was intended to create enough money to further fund more tours on FMM UV-32, increasing the popularity of existing tours on the way.

Despite several successful stops, the DinoCorp VII crashed on the outskirts of Crater City, a remote colony, and would unleash the creatures within into the city. This event would be dubbed the Crater City Incident. The escaped aliens would cause chaos in the city, resulting in a total evacuation and a massive loss of life. Out of desperation DHC would hire Agents to eradicate dinosaurs within the city, which would ultimately be successful despite many Agents losing their life in the process.

Legal fees mounted upon DHC after the incident for damages to property throughout the city, the deaths of many, and the negligence which caused the incident in the first place. These lawsuits would suck millions of dollars from the pockets of DHC, putting the corporation in the worst financial position it ever had been in. Other tours run by the company would also lose many customers, out of distrust or fear of the corporation's safety. DHC would barely scrape by bankruptcy due to its inherent size and remaining popularity, and would gather enough funds to create a last ditch effort at a new tour, one which would either raise to corporation to new heights, or plunge it into failure.

## Waiver

Before DinoHunt Corp. allows clients to hunt on their property, the clients must sign the company's release waiver, which states:

> The risks that I may face while hunting on DinoHunt Corp. property have been fully explained to me, and I understand that all risks are mine alone, as DinoHunt Corp. holds no control over the animals on their property. In the event of harm including death or dismemberment incurred while visiting DinoHunt Corp. property, I fully release DinoHunt Corp. from any responsibility, financially or otherwise, and hold only myself accountable.
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## Equipment

DinoHunt Corp. has several types of equipment it issues to its clients. The first weapons were meant for hunting the big game animals of Earth, but got the job done in a pinch. Eventually the weapons became more military styled, and with new kinds of weapons coming in, success rates went up and more clients signed up. DinoHunt Corp. keeps all hunting equipment for each project, upgrading the old and adding in new choices, such as double ammo and supply ships.

### Weapons

##### Pistols

* C1 Chophunter
* Desert Eagle
* DHC Pistol
* Tactical Pistol

##### Shotguns

* DHC Double-Barreled Shotgun
* DHC Shotgun Mk.I
* DHC Shotgun Mk.II
* DHC Shotgun Mk.III
* SPAS-12

##### Revolvers

* R-44 Revolver
* Reborn Revolver

##### Rifles

* AK-47
* C1 Dyno Slayer
* DHC Rifle
* DHC Sniper Rifle Mk.I
* DHC Sniper Rifle Mk.II
* Lazer Rifle
* Lever Action Rifle
* Madsen Light Action Rifle
* Reborn Sniper