I just downloaded a new app called HuntStand. Seems pretty sweet. You can track sightings/stands and wind direction. You can even print out a high quality map that is waterproof to take with you. It has a free version, but I paid the $25 for a year.
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About two years now. I liked ScoutLook better until they merged and I was forced to use Hunt Stand, but now that I’ve used it for several months I like it just as well. -
I use it at my SOT. Works great for me.Comment
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HuntWise was added to my list of apps last week. It seems to be the leader in the industry now. I have not used it yet.Comment
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I use it, it can be handy but not enough for me to pay for it.Comment
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I tinker with it some but not muchComment
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I use it on occasions, mainly for quick sun & moon timing.
When going through the features, it gives me a feeling like its an attempt to be data collector. Possibly for their benefit somehow.
And yes, on some occasions I put my tinfoil hat on.
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Buddy of mine does to keep track of all his public land set ups seems pretty neat.
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It's my favorite out of several apps I've tried. I've been using it for a few years now.Comment
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I use it. One of the features I wish they would enable is to allow you to grant editing features to people you share the maps with.Comment
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I use it. Been a great app for 3-4 yrs.Comment
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Been using it for a few years but only for wind direction based on stand locationsComment
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Great for planning which stand to hunt, and sunrise sunset times. The best thing I found was marking a blood trail in the dark. I was in some deep brush and would have had a rough nite had i not had it. Flashlight went dead and I used the cell phone light and the app to backtrack to the truck.Comment
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I have used it for 3-4 years. I like it and use it but only the free versionComment
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