In the epilogue, the player as John can use weapons as the area is empty. Players can't use weapons in the settlement.It is the only incorporated settlement in the entire state of Ambarino, despite its low population and subsequent abandonment in 1899.While Cochinay is a Native American reservation for West Elizabeth by the first game, the area is incomplete as well as vacant in the second game. It is the only Native American settlement in Red Dead Redemption 2.The lock box is on the western side (Far side if following these directions) of the bridge in the wash. This western bridge next to the rundown home is the correct bridge. The first bridge you come to turn right and follow the creek. Head for the southern entrance from inside the reservation. There are two entrances to the reservation, an eastern one and a southern one. At the base of the bridge at the south end of the Reservation, players can find a lockbox that contains the Dynamite Arrow Pamphlet, Guarma Rum, and a large jewelry bag.Red Dead Redemption: Undead Nightmare Pack Review A newspaper article reports that the government has not found another tribe to move into the area thus leaving the area empty. However, a newspaper in 1907 reports that the amount of oil found under the reservation was extremely minimal, and oil drilling was abandoned soon after it had begun. This led to several attempts from Henry Favours, secretly supported by oil magnate Leviticus Cornwall, to drive the Wapiti people off the reservation. The lands of the reservation were believed to be oil-rich. As of 1907, the reservation itself has seemingly been abandoned for many years.
The Indians are forced to flee north by the end of 1899 with the aid of Charles Smith after the attack at the oil fields. The relation between the Wapiti and the American government further deteriorates following the failed peace negotiations between Rains Fall and Colonel Favours and several attacks on the US Army and Cornwall Kerosene & Tar by Eagle Flies and Dutch van der Linde. However, the reservation was less suitable for farming than the lands previously occupied by the Wapiti Indians. The Wapiti peoples originally roamed the Heartlands, before they were forcibly relocated to the Wapiti Reservation in Ambarino by settlers moving west, as well as the American government.
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