How to play

Your hunt, from box to victory dance

Everything you need to run a TATIDA hunt: what comes in the box, the three basic steps, and the game modes families invent along the way. Five minutes to learn, one afternoon to become tradition.

100 numbered figures

Each one with its own number on the belly.

Illustrated tracking sheets

Numbers 1 to 100, ready to tick off.

A pouch

Keeps the flock together between hunts.

About 220 g in total

Light enough to travel to grandma's.

The basics

Hide. Hunt. Tick them off.

Single tiny yellow duck hidden between books and a decorative figure on a shelf
1

Hide

Choose a space and hide all 100 numbered figures. Behind books, under cushions, inside shoes. The sneakier, the better.

Child holding a handful of small yellow numbered ducks in their hands
2

Hunt

Kids search high and low. Every find is a little victory, and there are one hundred of them waiting.

Instruction sheet explaining how to play the duck hunt game, surrounded by small yellow ducks
3

Tick them off

Cross out each number on your tracking sheet. First to complete the flock wins, or play in teams and count.

Free printable

Turn the hunt into a party

Download our free Party Kit and print it at home: party invitations, sneaky hiding challenge cards, a team score sheet and a proper certificate for the champion. Everything you need to make the next hunt a real event.

Download the Party Kit

PDF, ready to print on plain A4 paper.

  • Party invitations
  • Hiding challenge cards
  • Team score sheet
  • Hunt Master certificate
Ways to play

One set, many games

Classic hunt

One player hides all 100, everyone else searches. First to complete their tracking sheet wins.

Team battle

One team takes the living room, another the bedrooms. Most finds when the hunt ends wins.

Beat the clock

Set a timer for 20 or 30 minutes and count your finds. Try to beat your record next rainy day.

Champion's dance

Whoever finds the most figures does a victory dance. The winner picks a small prize, like choosing dessert.

Tips for grown-ups

  • Hide at kid height for ages 3 to 5. Get sneaky for the big ones.
  • Always hide in safe places where nothing can break.
  • The figures are small parts: not for children under 3, and young hunters play best with an adult nearby.

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