After the shot

Find your deer. Learn from the shot.

Mark where you aimed and where you hit, follow the blood trail with the map beside you, and keep the day’s story with the deer.

Join the beta Walk through a recovery

Recovery on the map: wait countdown, rings and likely paths with distances

3:34:14 Wait before you track · Liver Liver-hit deer usually bed close if left alone. Pushed, they can go a mile.

Most likely 143 yd NE, into cover

One recovery

From the shot to the harvest book.

An example evening. Antlr counts down the wait for the hit, rings how far a deer hit like that usually goes, and draws likely paths to search first.

A search aid, not a guarantee. When the hit looks marginal, back out and give the deer time. A blood trail drawn on the map from the hit site, with markers along the way

A blood trail drawn on the map from the hit site, with markers along the way

7:47 PM

ShotQuartering toward, 23 yd. Aim and hit marked on the deer.

7:48 PM

Wait timerLiver hit. An alarm for when it’s time to take up the trail.

11:47 PM

Track itThe blood trail records as you walk, a marker at every sign.

12:09 AM

Found162 yd from the hit site. Distance and path saved with the deer.

Next day

Into the harvest bookWeight, shot, trail and the day’s weather, with the story of the hunt.

The shot

Mark it the way it happened.

On a drawing of the deer, posed the way it stood to you. Aim, hit and exit, with head and spine shots included.

Shot placement: which way the deer faced, its pose, and aim, hit and exit on a drawing of the deer

Which way it facedSet the angle on the dial, from facing to quartering away.
The poseBuck or doe, standing the way it stood.
Aim, hit and exitThree marks, so the gap tells you something.
The deer, drawn to scaleVitals, head and spine, so every mark lands on real anatomy.

Aim against hit

See how your hits land, weapon by weapon.

162 yd Average shot

240 yd Longest

4 in Low of aim, on average

2 in Back of aim

From a sample rifle’s record in the app.

A rifle’s record: sits, deer seen, harvests, average shot and how hits land against the aim

Your hit sites, trails and harvests stay private unless you share them with your camp, a mentor or a link. Recovery help is a search aid, not a guarantee.

From the field to the freezer

Find your deer. Keep the story.

Join the beta For iPhone, through TestFlight. Scan with your camera.
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