Where to Find Honey Beasts in Fallout 76: A Complete Guide

When venturing through the post-apocalyptic landscape of Fallout 76, you’ll encounter a variety of enemies, and one of the notable ones to be cautious of is the Honey Beast.

Defeating Honey Beasts not only rewards you with various loot items but also grants a fair amount of experience points. While locating these formidable creatures on the map can be somewhat challenging, they do have several spawn locations. This guide will help you pinpoint all the Honey Beast spots in Fallout 76.

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What Types of Honey Beasts Are There?

In Fallout 76, you may encounter eleven different variants of Honey Beasts. These include:

1. Standard Honey Beast
2. Putrid Honey Beast
3. Raging Honey Beast
4. Glowing Honey Beast
5. Rabid Honey Beast
6. Frenzied Honey Beast
7. Poisonous Honey Beast
8. Giant Honey Beast
9. Deadly Honey Beast
10. Scorched Honey Beast
11. Prime Honey Beast

Note: The Prime Honey Beast can only appear during the Meat Week’s Prime Cuts event, which is a seasonal event held in the Savage Divide. During this event, expect six Prime Honey Beast spawns.

Despite their varied forms and characteristics, all Honey Beasts share common loot drops, including:

• Stimpak
• Honey
• Honeycomb
• Gold Scrap
• Excess Adhesive
• Royal Jelly

Where to Find Honey Beasts

One of the prime locations for spotting Honey Beasts is directly south of the Middle Mountains Pitstop in the Savage Divide, where you can typically find three Honey Beasts.

You can also discover another three spawns near Solomon’s Pond.

Previously, you could find as many as eight Honey Beasts in this area when it was named the Middle Mountains Cabins. However, post-update, it has been rebranded as Once In A Blue Moon and is now home to the Blue Ridge Caravan Company, featuring two vendors, Vera and Clyde, where only three spawns will appear.

Similarly, check out the Seneca Rocks Visitor Center, as Honey Beasts often appear here alongside Scorched Mobs. Be cautious, as these mobs may defeat the Honey Beasts before you can reach them, so take them out first.

Additionally, venture into the Treetops to find three more Honey Beasts or explore a cave near Freddy Fear’s House of Scares in the Mire region for another great spawn point.

If you’re not encountering any spawns or notice fewer than expected, consider switching servers by exiting to the main menu and relaunching in a new world. The chances of finding Honey Beasts in these areas are quite high, making them excellent spots for resource gathering.

You may also find Honey Beasts in the garden between the Whitespring Resort and Whitespring Golf Club.

Lastly, look for a dead Honey Beast at the Freak Show, situated east of Huntersville.

To summarize, the top locations for finding Honey Beasts in Fallout 76 include:

1. South of the Middle Mountains Pitstop near Solomon’s Pond (Savage Divide)
2. At the Seneca Rocks Visitor Center
3. A cave near Freddy Fear’s House of Scares (Mire Region)
4. Between Whitespring Resort & Golf Club
5. The Freak Show, east of Huntersville
6. The Treetops

Note: Keep in mind that Honey Beasts can also randomly spawn throughout Skyline Valley, particularly near the Shenandoah Visitor Center.

What Events Spawn Honey Beasts?

While many Honey Beast locations are fixed, you can also encounter them during specific events:

Meat Week and Fasnacht Day are seasonal events, and while they don’t occur year-round, the other events tend to happen more frequently.

Here’s a list of events where you might find Honey Beasts and their associated locations:

With this information, you should be well-equipped to track down the elusive Honey Beasts throughout Fallout 76! Happy hunting!