Gifts for Discerning Monsters

It appears that no one really completed a guide for gifting Monsters in Guardians of Azuma.  People wrote down the lists of 'drops' or products they obtain, but did not pursue the actual lists in any comprehensive fashion.

Part of the problem is, in my experience anyway, that every Monster is unique.  A gift that works to send one King Wooly to your barn may fail with the next.

Be that as it may, I now will give my results here:

Poison Spider at Dragon's Tomb:  tamed with a Strong Fang

Silver Steed on Island: tamed with Strong Fur

King Wooly: tamed with Medium Fur

Iron Tengu on Glacial Island: Quality Fletch

Moon Mushsprite: Heavenly Kingdom: Sleep Powder

Golden Gatling in Heqvenly Kingdom: Olive Oil

Grizzled Bear Frostfang took Quality Ckaw
Buffsmoo Frosrtfang took Strong Horn 

Red Oni Archer Fleeting Flower took Strong Cloth
Spider took Quality Thread

Mystic Neko took Quality Cloth

Goldblossom Mine:
Blue Oni guard rejected Quality Horn but took Quality Cloth

Underworld:

Lantern Spectre: Spirit Cluster, rejected Quality Fang

High Level members of the Wooly family give both Medium Fur and Large Fur.  Working on advancing the Skill Nodes that offer a higher level trophy randomly and equipping an Accessory that gives a better chance to receive rare items are ways to boost Large Fur offerings.

Also it is useful to know where to find the high level monsters that feature in advanced Requests:

Ruffamoo Level 160 found in FoE Level 9, as are Onis, Oni Archers, Colossal Onis, and a Horse.

Lanterns and Parasols found in FoE Level 5.

Lantern accepted Spirit Cluster.  Parasol accepted

Mystic Nekomata found in Level 7.

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