Question: How many Agility gains between 60 & 61 Agility?

[Clonestar]

I just hit 41 a few days ago... Think I have to switch mobs if I read your stories!
But then again, I did a lot of sweating in between the hunting!

Hope to get my health up... think I need that more then agility because even the mobs that should be slower then me will overtake me ! I should have been able to outrun them... but no way, not even with weapons and stuff holstered!

To get back to your question about how much gains it would take: Will be a lot, but it takes longer when you start watching it all the time!

[Gluepot]

I think it varies.
I am not in the 60s yet, but I have noticed some things give more agility than others. For example when I first started hair styling, I noticed that agility gains from giving haircuts gave a BIG chunk of the skill bar, and still seems to give bigger skill-bar gains than hunting, but not as frequent.

[Miller]

Okay, I can't be too accurate as I started hunting before I saw this thread so didn't set out to track the costs to gain an agility point..

However, I've just gone from 63 to 64 agility in six days of heavy hunting. I've been doing 400 ped (of ammo) runs, on average 3 per day, sometimes more though. I guess that works out at roughly 7,200 ped of ammo but doesn't take in to account the amount of gun decay (HL11), amp decay (A105) and armour decay (a slightly silly Gremlin/Ghost/Eon mix currently ).

The figure of 7.2k ammo doesn't seem "right", it feels like I've spent more - that could be because I've been aware that I'm looting more ammo than usual which could have increased the 400 ped runs to 430~ or so. Factoring in the amount of decay (+markup) used overall and assuming with looted ammo the 7.2k is nearer 7.5k I'd guess the total cost of this endeavour was around 10k ped. Mercifully loot was actually quite kind overall so I have not had to sell either of my kidneys.

All hunting was at CP, the majority of which was in Dome 1 and way over 90% of it was solo.

It's at least a rough estimate of what's needed, in hindsight it would have been useful to keep better track of it