Best way to communicate w/o cellular?

[Wilderjack]

Is there a good way, maybe an app, that I can use to communicate while out in the field? We don’t have cell service in several place on our lease. Don’t want to use radios. Thanks

[No-Tox]

Yelling?

[WhiplashTX]

I noticed your in Menard also, AT&T has the best coverage in that area. My brother has Verizon and rarely has service. You could also try a signal booster but there is no app that will help you if you don't have a signal.

[Smart]

If there was an app, you are going to need service to use it between yall. That how phones communicate.


I bought a 12V cell booster for my box blinds for places where the cell service is poor. Works like a champ.

[Muddy Bud]

Jason is this booster portable? What do they usually run price wise if you don't mind me asking.?

[Traildust]

If there was an app, you are going to need service to use it between yall. That how phones communicate.


I bought a 12V cell booster for my box blinds for places where the cell service is poor. Works like a champ.

Which one? Does the carrier matter? I have Sprint now and service sux!

[Walker]

We used handheld vhf up in leaky area.

[RatherBhuntin]

We use gotenna. It's a small device your phone connects to via Bluetooth and converts the the signal to VHF. Only able to text though no voice calls.

https://www.gotenna.com

[jlinville]

Might give the zello app with head phones a try. It's a push to talk app like walkie talkies.

[El General]

Carrier pigeon

[eradicator]

Ya'll would make terrible Indians

[cfortner]

Ya'll would make terrible Indians

Just bend a small tree to point the right way...

[.243 WSSM]

Well smoke signals mite get you scalped also

[Uncle Saggy]

Guess I'm old school. I leave my phone in the truck when I'm hunting


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[TD2000]

wifi hotspot with a carrier that works in your area