Intel
Tap any point on the map for the zone it sits in, the seasons open there, bag limits, weapon rules, LEH draw zones, land ownership and live conditions.
The Problem
Standing on a piece of ground, the questions are which zone this actually is, what is open right now, and what it takes to hunt it legally. The answers are normally spread across a government PDF, a draw-zone map and a weather app.
The Solution
Tap any point and Intel answers for that exact spot, from government sources: the zone, the seasons open there, the bag limits and weapon rules, the LEH draw zones that cover it, who owns the land, and the conditions right now.
What you get
- The zone under your finger, anywhere on the map
- Season dates by species, with bag limits and weapon rules
- LEH draw zones that cover the point
- Land ownership where the province publishes it
- Wind, temperature, pressure trend and sun and moon times for that point
- CWD zones and areas closed to hunting
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