Puk have many odd traits.

Wind-based spells, wind-based weaponskills, added-effect wind damage weapons, and Detonation skillchain damage will heal rather than harm a Puk.

On Lightsday, Windsday, and during Light or Wind Weather, Puks have the ability to regenerate TP. This can cause massive spamming of TP moves.

If you cast a spell of the element corresponding to the elemental day of the in-game Vana'diel day on a puk, it will get 100% TP instantly.

Wind Shear will knock you back a good distance. Make sure you are not tossed into other aggro monsters.

If you hunt Zephyr Mantle when you can use it, you will need a small party, or a skilled Level 75 solo-class (BST, NIN, RDM). A basic experience party set up will work very well. This spell can be soloed with great risk by a Blue Mage in the 70's.

There is aggro on the way to camp, so Sneak and Invisible spells or items, or a Chocobo to get to camp is needful for party members. A warp item will save a long walk home.

Zone into Wajaom Woodlands and proceed to H-11 on the map with a red circle and the camp arrow. There is a good camp on the west side of the area that you can pull Puks to. There is a Mamool Ja Blue Mage and some Raptors farther to the west so take care to not aggro them. There are several sight and sound aggro mobs in the pull area so take care when snagging a Puk. There are five spawns here.

If the first camp has a party in it there are several more camps to the south with two to three Puks in each. These are also marked with red circles above.

Pull the Puk down to the safe camp spot, and treat them like an experience monster. They do aggro by both sight and sound, but here in the Woodlands they do not link. When you fight, be sure to get your back against a wall or other zone edge. This will prevent Wind Shear's impressive Knockback from tossing you into the Raptors and Blue Mage Mamool Ja, or out into the other Puks.

A average party should have no problems in these camps. Look out for Wind Shear, and use no Wind magic and all should be well.

There are Higher level Puks in Mamook and other areas. The Lower ones are not much harder then the Puks in Camp #1, but the camps are harder to reach, and there is difficult aggro on the way to them. A basic experience party can deal with these though.

Zephyr Mantle can be learned in a Mamool Ja Besieged. You, a party, or alliance member must get the killing blow on the Puk for a chance to learn the spell. You do not need to have had engaged the monster yourself to learn the spell.