CodeM mHunting — Hunting & Wildlife System

mHunting — Hunting Job Script for FiveM

mHunting is a premium hunting job script developed by CodeM, one of the most trusted and CFX.re/Rockstar-verified FiveM resource creators. Bring a fully immersive hunting experience to your roleplay server — players can head into the wilderness, track and hunt animals, process carcasses, and sell the loot for in-game money.

Built with performance and immersion in mind, mHunting fits naturally into any ESX or QBCore economy and adds a unique outdoor activity to diversify your server's job offerings.

Features

• Multi-zone hunting areas — Configurable hunting zones spread across the GTA V map
• Multiple huntable animals — Various animal types with different yields and rarity
• Weapon & ammo system — Only specific hunting weapons allowed per zone
• Carcass processing — Players skin and process animals to obtain sellable resources (meat, pelt, bones)
• Dynamic NPC buyers — Sell your hunting spoils to designated NPC locations
• Hunting license system — Require players to own a hunting license before participating
• Configurable rewards — Fully configurable item rewards, prices, and drop chances per animal
• ESX & QBCore support — Natively supports both major FiveM frameworks out of the box
• Optimized performance — Low resource usage, resmon-friendly
• Clean NUI — Intuitive on-screen interface for tracking progress and notifications
• ox_lib compatible — Uses ox_lib for smooth contextual UI elements
• Full config file — All zones, animals, rewards, prices, and settings configurable in config.lua

What's Included

• m-hunting/ resource folder (full Lua source)
• config.lua — complete configuration file
• SQL file for item registration (ESX)
• QBCore item definitions snippet
• Installation guide via CodeM Documentation

Compatibility

| Framework | Supported | |-----------|----------| | ESX | Yes | | QBCore | Yes | | Standalone | No |

Dependencies: ESX or QBCore, ox_lib (recommended)

Installation

1. Drop m-hunting into your server resources folder 2. Add ensure m-hunting to your server.cfg 3. Import the SQL (ESX) or add items to qb-core/shared/items.lua 4. Configure zones, animals, and prices in config.lua 5. Restart the resource

mHunting is part of the CodeM mSeries — a collection of high-quality, performance-optimized FiveM scripts. CodeM is officially verified by Rockstar Games through CFX.re.