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Hunt Intel

Understand and field-check your Hunt Plan

Know what each count, habitat area and corridor actually represents.

4 minute guide4 steps
Where to start in the appHunt Intel → Hunt plans → a completed or saved plan
  1. 01

    Read this scan's results

    Suggested setups are recommended hunting locations. Habitat areas are distinct mapped zones. Predicted corridors are supported movement hypotheses. These counts describe this scan rather than every pin already in your Locker.

    This real demonstration returned two setups and eight habitat areas. Results and available evidence vary for each scan.
  2. 02

    Separate overlapping habitat uses

    One zone can support more than one possible use, such as feeding and bedding cover. Read the category breakdown and any overlap explanation instead of adding overlapping use counts as if they were separate places.

  3. 03

    Inspect the map and evidence

    Open the plan on the map and use AI Hunt Plan Layers to show relevant findings. Open a suggestion's details for its reasoning. A possible corridor is not a tracked animal trail, and zero corridors means none was supported in that output.

    Inspect the mapped suggestions alongside the real land and available evidence. AI habitat areas are hypotheses to field-check.Map imagery and attribution: Mapbox.
  4. 04

    Keep the plan useful

    Return through Saved plans to review earlier work. Record a field check after visiting a suggestion, and use Property Brain for property-specific evidence. Keep accepted recommendations distinguishable from confirmed observations.

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