How many use hunting apps?

[Beargrasstx]

How many use hunting apps or websites for scouting or management purposes? What do you like most about the app that you use? What do you wish it did that it doesn't do? Do you only use the free version it offers? Would you try a paid app if it offered a free trial version with no payment information needed?

Would you use an app that took your uploaded game photos and showed you percentages when your camera was most frequented by time of day, wind direction, or moon phase? You could basically create folders of a variety of target animals and trend their photos to determine what pattern, if any, they have at each of your cameras? Would you use something like this?

Would you use an app/website that allowed you to document or record information? For example, an app that allowed you to keep up with nutrition information on your lease or property. Records like food plots, supplementation, or mineral sites that you could enter on your phone and share with others if you wanted?

Would you use an app if it allowed you to create 'hunt clubs' where you could form a group with people (lease members, friends, family, neighbors)? In this group, you could share nutrition and harvest (kill) records, game photos, and create 'hit list'. Even communicate via a message board with each other in the group to discuss a variety of things in a group setting.

What if an app existed that did these things and even more that were not mentioned? Would you check it out or try the free trial version?

If you read this far, check out https://thehuntersight.com

14 day free trial button at the bottom of the page under pricing.

[Dusty Britches]

I have 2 - Hunt Stand and Deer Cast.

While parts of it are free, I pay for the $12 per year subscription for Hunt Stand because I can use it to communicate with other lease members. I can set up a new stand, trace my steps back to the house and pass the trace to the other lease members to walk back to it.

It also has a deer sighting feature. It is best if you record those as soon as possible after a sighting because it fills in the weather information for you. Then you can have your sightings pop up on a map. It is not anything like what you sell, though.

I just discovered Deer Cast. I can't remember if it cost me anything or not but it rapidly became my favorite for forecasting deer movement.

[SwampRabbit]

I don't... unless you call the weather app, text app, and tapatalk-TBH -> "hunting apps"... because those are the 3 apps I use the most when I am hunting or thinking about hunting.

[diamond10x]

Gohunt and onx. How I get all my out of state tags and cyber scouting

[NaClH2O_therapy]

On X, Farm Logs, Weather Underground, and
Texasbowhunter.com