“Never trust a doe that stamps twice.”
Doc, at the truck · Nov 15Hunt as a camp.
Claim a stand so nobody walks in on you, see who’s out, share what you saw, and keep the camp’s story year after year.
Everyone’s morning, on one screen.
Sits, sightings, plans and the gate code, as they happen. Examples from a sample camp.
Who’s in which stand, right now.
Every stand the camp hunts, whether someone’s in it, and where your people are when they choose to share. Shown on public land with a sample camp.
Every camp has names. Now they’re official.
Anyone in camp can put up a poll for someone’s call sign. The camp votes for seven days, and the winner is what everyone sees, in every camp.
The season, kept for the people who were there.
Quotes from the truck, first deer, stories and season notes, added by anyone in camp. At season’s end the book is sealed: read-only, with everyone who was in camp when it closed.
Owen’s first buck. A 6-point at 18 yards from the Hay field box, and a grin that lasted the week.
Added by Tom · Nov 16Russ walked in on the wrong stand in the dark and sat with Jenna until legal light. Neither said a word.
Added by Jenna · Nov 22Acorns everywhere on the ridge. The deer didn’t touch the plot until December.
Added by Doc · Dec 3Claim it. Pin it.
Claim a stand
Morning or evening, today or later in the week. Nobody walks in on anybody.
Pin it for the camp
Gate codes, work days and the rules, where everyone will see them.
Bring someone new.
Mentor a first-season hunter. See the sign they log and the sits they take, talk through their shots, and help them learn your ground.
How mentoring works
Location sharing is off until you turn it on. Each harvest has its own who-can-see setting, and a camp sees what its members share, and nobody else does.
Start a camp. Send the invite.
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