The deer rules for your spot. Not the whole state.

• The state, the county and the hunting unit, from the state's own boundaries
• Public land — its name, who manages it, and whether the public may get on it
• Property lines in all fifty states, walk-in access programmes and CWD areas
• Contours, slope, shaded relief, streams and wetlands
• The hour's wind over the map, and where your scent goes from the pin

• Which seasons are open today, and what you may take
• Legal arms and ammunition for that unit
• Legal shooting light worked out for your own latitude and longitude
• Antler restrictions, hunter orange, Sunday rules, baiting, safety zones and CWD rules
• The whole season as a calendar — filtered to the days your own tags cover, and exported to your phone's calendar
• Turkey, elk, bear, waterfowl, upland and small-game season tables for every state

• The Movement Meter — how much deer should be moving in daylight at your spot, with every factor shown
• The rut, dated out phase by phase at your latitude
• Your own stands ranked on today's wind
• Weather at the pin: hour by hour, the barometer, the week ahead and a wind rose

• Save a map before you leave the truck — USGS aerial imagery with the topo sheet over it — for when the signal goes
• After the Shot: read the hit, the blood and the hair, and how long to wait before you track
• A blood-trail camera that highlights blood-coloured pixels, entirely on the phone
• A tag wallet and a harvest log
• Dark by default, for the hour before legal light

This season's release is free: no account, no advertising, and nothing to buy inside it. Your spots, tags and log stay on your phone.

Every season was read off that state's own 2026-27 digest page by page, then read a second time independently, so a date typed a day out fails the build. It is still a reading rather than the law: always confirm against the official regulations before you hunt. Found something that does not match? Tell us.