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VENATRIQ FIELD GUIDE · Learn recovery tools

Get familiar with Blood Trail Assist before you need it

Learn the camera controls and how to record confirmed sign. Practicing the workflow ahead of time makes the controls easier to use in the field.

3 practical steps · Real app walkthrough

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  1. 01

    Open the recovery tool

    Open Tools and choose Blood Trail Assist. Allow camera access when requested and start by comparing the original image with the highlighted view.

    Scout or Apex.

    Blood Trail Assist introduction with Start camera, Choose photo and basic color controls
    Start the camera or choose a photo, then inspect highlighted colors yourself. The tool is a contrast aid, not confirmed blood detection.
  2. 02

    Use color contrast carefully

    Adjust sensitivity and glow for the ground and lighting. Red leaves, soil and objects can also be highlighted. Inspect any possible sign directly before marking it.

    Scout or Apex.

    Blood Trail Assist background suppression, sensitivity, glow, color and possible-label controls
    Tune background colors and sensitivity before increasing glow. Color filters can also hide blood in similar shades; verify every possible sign.
  3. 03

    Record confirmed observations

    Return to Tools and add field pins for sign you have confirmed. Keep notes so you can review the sequence rather than relying on the camera highlight alone.

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TAKE YOUR NEXT STEP OUTSIDE

Put the guide into practice.

Explore the map, keep your field observations together and scout with purpose.

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