Hunting APPS for droid and Iphones .
09-23-2010, 02:38 PM
#2
Spike
Join Date: Aug 2010
Posts: 47
My first two that come to mind:
Favorite animal Calls - I have a Motorola t505 stereo bluetooth speakerphone that connects to my droid. While using this app and using distressed rabbit it is very loud. I'm thinking of using this for yote hunting without buying an expensive game call.
Google Earth- From your spot in the woods hit "my location" and have it show you the overhead picture of the land your hunting. Then click lookaround button and look for miles! Awesome!
I'm interested to see everyone elses.
Favorite animal Calls - I have a Motorola t505 stereo bluetooth speakerphone that connects to my droid. While using this app and using distressed rabbit it is very loud. I'm thinking of using this for yote hunting without buying an expensive game call.
Google Earth- From your spot in the woods hit "my location" and have it show you the overhead picture of the land your hunting. Then click lookaround button and look for miles! Awesome!
I'm interested to see everyone elses.
09-24-2010, 01:12 PM
#5
Fork Horn
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Spring TX USA
Posts: 211
I have an I touch and I don't have any that are fantastic, but I do have 2 hunting (lunar/solar) calendars. I use Huntcal and isolunar. I have used them yet for hunting. I bought both to compair the information provided. There is slight difference in peak times etc...but overall they are prety close to the same information. Season opens next Saturday. We will see if they are accurate
Apps
10-19-2010, 06:43 PM
#7
Spike
Join Date: Oct 2010
Posts: 9
Best iPhone Hunting App
My favorite iPhone hunting app so far is IHuntJournal.
You can record your hunts, trophies, and research all in one place very easily. You can even attach pictures from your trail cam or actual harvest. If you phone supports GPS, then your actual position is automatically added.
Check it out.
You can record your hunts, trophies, and research all in one place very easily. You can even attach pictures from your trail cam or actual harvest. If you phone supports GPS, then your actual position is automatically added.
Check it out.
10-20-2010, 05:29 PM
#8
Spike
Join Date: Jul 2008
Posts: 72
Just broadcast live from where you are at if you have a smartphone.
Let you family watch and hear what you hear, all for free.
Learn how HERE
Apps and websites HERE
use your phone to help you hunt and share it all for free!
Take the next step and mount your phone to your bow and maximize its capabilities HERE
I am broadcasting a Rifle hunt with my smartphone for the next 3 days online without using any of my hard drive to store it all!
It is simple- you can get going in a few minutes.
I have been considering hosting other folks live hunts on my site (if they wanted an easy link to Live Air their hunts) if they are interested...
Try it out and do it for free on your own site or use the Ustream application (like Youtube or Photobucket) for free and start Live broadcasting your own hunts to your friends,family or on a site like mine, to the world!
Check it out!
Let you family watch and hear what you hear, all for free.
Learn how HERE
Apps and websites HERE
use your phone to help you hunt and share it all for free!
Take the next step and mount your phone to your bow and maximize its capabilities HERE
I am broadcasting a Rifle hunt with my smartphone for the next 3 days online without using any of my hard drive to store it all!
It is simple- you can get going in a few minutes.
I have been considering hosting other folks live hunts on my site (if they wanted an easy link to Live Air their hunts) if they are interested...
Try it out and do it for free on your own site or use the Ustream application (like Youtube or Photobucket) for free and start Live broadcasting your own hunts to your friends,family or on a site like mine, to the world!
Check it out!
10-28-2010, 05:32 PM
#10
Spike
Join Date: Oct 2010
Posts: 2