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Crimson Desert Kuku Bird Mount Guide – How to Hatch Your Own Leaping Kuku

Update 1.06.00 added this unusual mount. No stealing required – you’ll need an egg, a specific nest, and a little patience.

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Crimson Desert Kuku Bird Mount Guide – How to Hatch Your Own Leaping Kuku

 

Learn how to get the permanent Kuku Bird mount in Crimson Desert. Find the egg, reunite it with the nest, and hatch your leaping feathered friend.

Update 1.06.00 added this unusual mount. No stealing required – you’ll need an egg, a specific nest, and a little patience.

Update 1.06.00 for Crimson Desert added a brand new permanent mount: the Leaping Kuku Bird. Unlike horses or even the new special mounts (bears, raptors), you can’t just tame a wild Kuku Bird by feeding it meat. The ones you see running around with the Blinding Arrows are called “Fleeting” versions – they’re not tameable.

 


🥚 Step 1: Get the Kuku Bird Egg

DetailInformation
LocationInside a tower at Bloodsteel Camp, Steel Mountains
RegionSouth part of the border between Hernand and Demeniss
Nearby landmarkBehind where you defeat Bradie Gu (leader of the Blinding Arrows)

The tower has a small trapdoor. You’ll need to use Cling → Resist → Force Palm to open it (Oongka or Damiane can use the same input as Force Palm). Inside, you’ll find the egg in a makeshift nest, plus a Leaping Kuku Bird Research Journal on a nearby table that explains the next steps.

 

Kuku C D1

“You may need to clear out the Blinding Arrows before you can get the egg or the journal.”


 Step 2: Reunite the Egg with Its Mother’s Nest

You can’t just place the egg in any Kuku Bird nest. It has to be the specific nest where its mother laid it.

DetailInformation
Nest locationBeneath a dead tree near the cliff east of Bloodsteel Camp
Visual clueThe nest is perfectly sized for the egg and looks well‑built (not like the smaller stick nests on Rocca’s Hill)
How to placePress the Use button (A / SPACE / ✖) on the egg in your inventory. It will look like it was consumed, but you’ll actually be holding it when you exit the inventory

“It does not work to take the egg to any Kuku Bird nest; it has to be this one.”

Once placed, parts of the egg will begin to glow faint red and eventually start wobbling.

 

Kuku C D2


🐣 Step 3 – Hatch the Egg (No Pickaxes!)

When the egg is ready to hatch, a prompt will appear. Do not swing your pickaxe or any weapon at it.

DoDon’t
Stand close to the eggHit it with any tool or weapon
Press the interaction prompt (E / etc.)Walk away before it hatches

The hatching doesn’t take very long. Upon hatching, the Leaping Kuku Bird is automatically registered as a Special Mount. You may need to unsummon and resummon it before you can ride.


🎮 Mount Equipment & Stats

FeatureDetail
Default headgearEgg Helm (already equipped on hatch)
SaddleCan be purchased from Calphade Saddlery for 28 Silver after completing Chapter VI: Cracks in the Shield
Slot conflictEgg Helm and Saddle use the same equipment slot – choose one
DefenseSaddle provides slightly more defense than the Egg Helm
Special abilityLeaping Kuku Birds can land gracefully from any height – no fall damage. Excellent for mountain traversal

 

Kuku C D3

“Their li’l wings enable them to land with grace and poise after a fall from any height, making them an excellent choice for traversing mountains.”


✅ Quick Checklist – Kuku Bird Mount

  • Clear Blinding Arrows at Bloodsteel Camp
  • Open trapdoor with Cling → Resist → Force Palm
  • Pick up Kuku Bird Egg and research journal
  • Go to dead tree nest east of camp
  • Place egg (Use button from inventory)
  • Wait for wobble & prompt, then hatch (no weapons!)
  • Unsummon / resummon to ride
  • (Optional) Buy saddle from Calphade Saddlery after Chapter VI

💬 BuyCarry Team’s Take

The Kuku Bird is one of the more unusual mounts in Crimson Desert – a flightless bird that’s surprisingly good at falling. The egg hunt is fun, the nest location is specific (but not impossible), and the hatching animation is adorable.

What we like:

  • No combat required – just exploration and a gentle hand.
  • No fall damage – makes mountain exploration stress‑free.
  • Unique look – not another horse or bear. You’ll stand out.

What we’d improve:

  • The saddle and Egg Helm share a slot – a weird design choice. Most players will want both.
  • Only one color available (crimson) – but smaller Kuku Birds come in rainbow colors, so maybe future updates will add more.

For our clients:

  • Don’t want to hunt for the egg or wait for hatching? We offer full mount collection services.
  • Confused about the trapdoor or nest location? Our coaches can guide you live.
  • Need help completing Chapter VI to unlock the saddle? We offer story progression boosts.

Final verdict: A charming, low‑stress mount. Perfect for collectors and mountain climbers. The Egg Helm is goofy and great. Go hatch one – or let us do it for you.

🐣 Want the Kuku Bird mount without the hunt? Let our boost team hatch it for you – fast and safe!

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❓ FAQ – Kuku Bird Mount

Q1: Can I just tame a wild Kuku Bird instead?

A: No. The ones you see running around are “Fleeting” versions and cannot be tamed. You must hatch one from the egg.

Q2: Where is the egg?

A: Inside a tower at Bloodsteel Camp (Steel Mountains, south border between Hernand and Demeniss). You need to open a trapdoor with Cling → Resist → Force Palm.

Q3: Can I use any nest?

A: No – only the specific nest beneath the dead tree east of Bloodsteel Camp. The research journal shows its location.

Q4: What happens if I hit the egg with a pickaxe?

A: Don’t. The guide explicitly warns against it. You’ll likely destroy the egg.

Q5: Does the Kuku Bird take fall damage?

A: No. It lands gracefully from any height – perfect for exploring mountains.

Q6: Can BuyCarry help me get the Kuku Bird mount?

A: Yes – egg retrieval, hatching, and saddle unlocking. Contact us for mount collection services.