Deer movement today7:10–8:40
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Ridge ladder
Since 6:18 AM · Live now
NW 6mph · gust 11
DownhillThermal
6:48Legal light
Wind fits this stand
1h 37mto last light

Built sharp. Sharpened by you.

Wind, thermals, legal light and when deer are likely on their feet, read for the stand you’re in. Log what you see with one tap and keep your hands on your bow.

A morning sit

From the night before to the drag out.

Antlr keeps up with the whole hunt and shows only what matters right now. Tap through it.

Wind turns NW overnightRidge ladder fits it best 9:40 PM
Tomorrow’s planSeated by 6:18 at Ridge ladder 9:42 PM
The approachWalk in from the south, wind in your face Plan
Legal light6:48 AM, sunrise 7:18 Tomorrow
Best windowDeer likely moving 7:10–8:40 Tomorrow
Last light7:50 PM for an evening sit Tomorrow
Walk-in recordingYour track saves with no signal 5:52 AM
Wind checkNW 6, still right for Ridge ladder 5:58 AM
Thermals fallingScent drifts downhill until mid-morning 6:05 AM
Range ringsBow 40 yd and 60 yd around the stand 6:12 AM
SeatedSince 6:18 AM · live now 6:18 AM
Legal light in 30 minShooting light at 6:48 6:18 AM
Wind turns NW overnightRidge ladder fits it best 9:40 PM
Seated by 6:18From tomorrow’s plan 6:18 AM
Legal lightShooting light at Ridge ladder 6:48 AM
Best window opensMovement likely until 8:40 7:10 AM
2 does loggedOne tap · 60 yd · working the edge 7:22 AM
6-point buck, 40 ydInside your bow ring 7:51 AM
Hit site markedQuartering toward, 23 yd 7:51 AM
Wait timerLiver hit · alarm set 7:52 AM
Most likely path143 yd NE, into cover 7:52 AM
Track itBlood trail recording, a marker at every sign 11:52 AM
Found162 yd from the hit site 12:14 PM
Into the harvest bookWeight, shot, trail and the story Today

The ground. The shot. The recovery.

Three moments that make or break a season, each with a screen built for it.

Read the ground

Bedding, food, travel and stand sites for any property you scan.

A finished scan: bedding, food, travel and water spots found

Take the shot you practised

Which pin, how far to dial, and your true range from the stand.

A bow range card: use your 30 yard pin, it shoots like 29 yards

Find your deer

A wait timer for the hit, rings for how far it went, and likely paths.

Recovery: the wait countdown and likely paths from the hit site
After the shot

A plan for the worst five minutes of the season.

Mark the hit and the way it ran. Antlr counts down the wait, rings how far it likely went and draws the likely paths to search first.

A search aid, not a guarantee. Blood trail recovery
Recovery on the map: wait countdown, likely-distance rings and likely paths with distances
  1. The waitThree and a half hours left for a liver hit. Set an alarm and back out.
  2. How far it likely wentRings for how far a deer hit there usually goes.
  3. Time to last lightHow long you have before it’s dark in the woods.
  4. Where to look firstLikely paths into cover, with distances, most likely first.

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