The Prey teams are given a few minutes head start at the beginning of each hunt before the Hunt team follows them. They are given the opportunity to capture one team during the first hunt, and if they fail to do so, they can attempt to make two captures during the second hunt. The Hunt team is challenged to capture two teams during the two hunts. They are also allowed to invite one other team to join them for the night between hunts. Over the course of these two days, the Hunt team stays at the Lodge, a special part of the camp with better shelter and improved provisions. At the start of each cycle, one team is randomly selected as the Hunt team, and the remaining teams are Prey. The competition is divided into two-day cycles, each day featuring one four-hour hunt. During hunts, each player wears a special vest mounted with an over-the-shoulder camera, as well as an armband mounted with a screen that can be used to display a map of the area, the team's current location, and other information during the hunt. Teams are identified by matching color jackets they wear, and must stay together throughout the game. The competition lasts for a month, and the teams, while still in the game, reside in a small camp named the Village and given meager food and rations, and otherwise forced to rely on survival skills for other resources.
Format Ĭapture, brings twelve teams of two to a 4,000-acre wilderness area called the Arena to participate in hunts to eliminate other teams as the $250,000 grand prize.
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Capture is an American reality competition television series on The CW that is hosted by Luke Tipple and premiered on July 30, 2013.
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