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Every feature, explained in plain hunter's English — how it works, how to use it, what the numbers mean. Same answers on the web, iPhone, and Android.
🦅Ask The RavenSigned in? Ask in plain English — The Raven knows every feature and your ground.Getting StartedNew here? Start with the basics.3 topicsCameras & PhotosAdd cameras, get your photos in, review what came back.5 topicsYour WiseMapMap your ground — stands, sign, trails, and more.14 topicsBucks & DeerTrack individual bucks and your herd.5 topicsReading Your DataWhat every number, tile, and label means.8 topicsPredictions & IntelWhere to sit, and the thinking behind it.4 topicsThe RavenYour overwatch — ask it anything about your ground.2 topicsHunt CampYour crew, your camp — the Roost, the Wall, the roster.4 topicsStewardshipManage the land, not just the hunt.2 topicsAccount & SettingsPlan, alerts, security, and getting help.5 topicsGlossaryQuick definitions of the terms you will see.1 topic Getting Started
Cameras & Photos
Your WiseMap
- Add a Standhow-toStands have an ideal wind range. The Raven uses that to match the next favorable window.
- Add a Site-Visit Pinhow-toPins are boots-on-the-ground observations. Sign, deer sightings, blood, scrapes — anything you want pinned to a spot.
- Add a Food Plothow-toFood plots are polygons (not points) — you draw the boundary.
- Add a Mineral Sitehow-toMineral sites get a status (active/inactive) and a last-refreshed date — useful for knowing when to top up.
- Add a Water Sourcehow-toNatural springs, creeks, ponds, troughs — anything deer drink from.
- Log Deer Signhow-toRubs, scrapes, beds, trails — anything that tells you a deer was there.
- Add a Trailhow-toTrails are polylines — ATV routes, walking paths, deer trails, stand-approach lines.
- Add a Deer Corridorhow-toCorridors are predicted or confirmed deer travel routes between bedding and feeding areas.
- WiseMap: What You're Looking Athow-toThe WiseMap is the property's satellite surface with all your features overlaid.
- Edit, Move, or Delete a Pinhow-toEvery pin on the WiseMap — stands, cameras, minerals, water, deer sign, food plots, markers — can be renamed, repositioned, or removed from its detail card.
- WiseMap modeswhat it meansPlan, Hunt, Walk, and Review.
- Recording a GPS trackhow-toWalk your ground and turn the path into a trail.
- Importing KML fileshow-toBring boundaries and features in from Google Earth and other mapping tools.
- Regulations & WMU boundarieswhat it meansProvince hunting regulations, right where you hunt.
Bucks & Deer
Reading Your Data
Predictions & Intel
The Raven
Hunt Camp
Stewardship
Account & Settings
Glossary