All 17 Moo Who? Achievements with Global Unlock Rates

The full list

Global unlock rates come from Steam’s public achievement API, pulled August 27, 2026 — six days after release. They will drift as the player base matures; we re-pull them with site updates.

AchievementHow to unlockGlobal %
Moo Who?Hidden — pops in your first moments with the game91.5%
Oops!Hit a bot for the first time86.1%
BullseyeEliminate an Animal with a single shot85.1%
Master of DisguiseWin your first match as an Animal83.9%
Early BirdJoin your first online match77.1%
Moo’ve Like Nothing HappenedWin a match without being shot67.4%
Baby StepsShoo away a fly for the first time61.9%
Natural HunterWin your first match as Hunter50.3%
Escape ArtistWin as the last remaining Animal35.0%
One Shot, One CowHidden — the name says what the shot must do21.9%
UntouchableWin 10 matches as an Animal12.3%
Eagle EyeEliminate 3 Animals in a row without missing11.9%
Sheriff in TownWin 10 matches as Hunter1.7%
Friendly FireHit another player for the first time1.6%
Farm LegendUnlock every achievement0.0%
Veteran FarmerPlay 100 matches0.0%
Trigger HappyFire 500 shots0.0%

What the numbers say about the game

  • Animal wins come easier than hunter wins. 83.9% have won as an animal vs 50.3% as a hunter — but at ten wins the order flips hard: Untouchable (10 animal wins) sits at 12.3% while Sheriff in Town (10 hunter wins) is a brutal 1.7%. Repeatable hunting is the rarest skill in the game; the hunter guide covers the discipline gap.
  • Everyone shoots a cow eventually. Oops! at 86.1% is basically a rite of passage.
  • Friendly Fire at 1.6% is a curiosity — hitting another player (not a bot) requires two humans to be wrong at once, and most lobbies never produce it.
  • The three 0.0% achievements are pure time-gates. Veteran Farmer (100 matches) and Trigger Happy (500 shots) need hours the six-day-old player base hasn’t accumulated; Farm Legend requires both plus everything else. Expect these to move off zero within weeks — they make a clean measuring stick for how the community matures.

Fastest completion order

Community-sensible routing, given the rates above:

  1. Session one: Moo Who?, Early Bird, Baby Steps, Oops! all arrive naturally. Grab Friendly Fire early if a friend consents to be winged — it’s rarer than it sounds.
  2. Animal block: play animal rounds for Master of Disguise, then push quality runs for Moo’ve Like Nothing Happened and Escape Artist — the animal guide habits directly serve all three.
  3. Hunter block: Natural Hunter and Bullseye come fast; Eagle Eye (three in a row, no misses) wants the two-tell discipline from the hunter guide.
  4. The grind: Untouchable and Sheriff in Town are ten-win marathons, and the three 0% time-gates fill in along the way. The scoring system at least makes the repetition competitive now.

The update on August 26 also fixed “several issues affecting achievements” per the official patch notes — if an achievement failed to pop for you in week one, it was likely that bug, and re-triggering the condition after the update should work.

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