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A Trainer's Guide to Tracking Pokemon

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To track rare Pokémon you’ll have to go to specific places, at specific times. Search for places that reflect the element of a specific type of Pokémon you want to find (e.g. if you want a water-type Pokémon, go to bodies of water), and enjoy exploring these places at different times of the day to see what you can find there. Naturally, rarer Pokémon will have higher CP, and also be more difficult to catch. Also, be aware that random Pokémon spawn on rustling leaves represented in the map screen. Move there to have a chance of seeing a creature appear that wasn’t in your “nearby” list.
Now that you have the basics to track Pokémon, when you finally have a sight of one that you have been craving for, all that’s left is to capture it.
 
==Sources==
#Caldwell, Serenity (2016). How to Track and Find Nearby Pokémon in Pokémon Go. Retrieved from www.imore.com/how-track-and-find-nearby-pokemon-in-pokemon-go
#How to Track Pokémon. Retrieved from pokemongo.gamepress.gg/how-to-track-pokemon
#Tassi, Paul (2016). I Have Finally Figured Out “Nearby” Tracking in ‘Pokémon Go’. Retrieved from www.forbes.com/sites/insertcoin/2016/07/11/i-have-finally-figured-out-nearby-tracking-in-pokemon-go/#569fa7814a85
#Caldwell, Serenity (2016). Pokémon Go: 20 Tips, Tricks, and Cheats to Be the Best Trainer in the World. Retrieved from www.imore.com/Pokemon-go-tips-tricks-cheats
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