Create a grounded Hunt Plan
Choose an area, provide useful hunting context and review the planner's evidence.
WATCH THE WALKTHROUGH
See how it fits together.
Real VENATRIQ screens with on-screen directions. Follow the full steps below at your own pace.
Download the 28 second clip- 01
Choose the actual analysis area
Move to the land you want to study and open Hunt plans. Choose a saved boundary, draw an outline or explicitly select the current map view. If a public-land search returns several boundaries, select the intended one.
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Review the hunt setup
Choose Generate Hunt Plan and review species, method, practical range and hunting period before analysis. Add relevant field notes and confirm the location. A map preview can help you check an area, but selecting a boundary is the important step.
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Let the checks finish
Review the confirmation and start the analysis. Watch the progress explanation as available map, weather and field evidence are checked. Keep the app open. If a provider fails, read the message before trying again.
Review the hunting period, optional notes and verification notice before starting analysis. - 04
Review the resulting plan
Read the suggested setups, supporting evidence, access notes and limitations. Open the scan on the map, compare it with your saved observations and field-check a setup before relying on it.
This real demonstration returned two setups and eight habitat areas. Results and available evidence vary for each scan.
WHEN SOMETHING LOOKS DIFFERENT
Quick answers.
Why are there fewer markers than I expected?
The planner should only map recommendations supported by available evidence. Missing data or weak spatial support can reduce the output. Review the scan's evidence and cautions before expanding the area or adding field observations.
