Tools
Drop a spot, write a note, draw an area, build a route, measure a line, record a walk, add a trail camera, import files and download an offline map.
The Problem
Most hunting happens where cell service doesn’t, and everything you want to remember about a piece of ground - the stand, the trail, the camera, the edge of the cut - needs to go on the map before you forget it.
The Solution
Tools is one sheet with every way to put something on the map: spots, notes, drawn areas, routes, measurements, recorded walks and trail cameras - plus offline maps you download before you leave.
What you get
- Add spots and notes where you stand or anywhere you tap
- Draw areas and build routes across the ground you plan to hunt
- Measure the distance of any line
- Record a walk as a track with no cell service
- Add trail cameras and import GPX and other files
- Download an offline map of the area you draw
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