Tap anywhere on the map to drop a pin, or search an address above — the pin's unit, its land and a box to name and save it appear straight underneath. Unit boundaries come from each state's own GIS layer, or the Census county lines where a state's units are its counties. Zoomed out, the whole country is drawn from one simplified map; zoom in and each state's full-detail lines take over. Near a unit line, confirm against the official boundary description.
Hawaii’s 2026 deer seasons run January 1, 2026 to December 31, 2026, and what is open on a given day depends on the hunting unit your stand is in. Drop a pin above and this app reads the hunting unit off it, then answers the rest from there — the dates, the legal arms, the bag limits and the shooting hours, transcribed page by page from the Hawaiʻi Department of Land and Natural Resources, Division of Forestry and Wildlife digest. It is a planning aid, not the law: check the digest before you hunt.
Every state — the app opens on whichever one your own pin falls in.