Barometric Pressure
Rapid changes or high pressure shifts often trigger active deer movement.
In Hunt Intel: Pressure trend charts and alerts when a front is on the way.
Read the guide →Hunt Intel
Pattern deer with data, not guesswork
Nine types of data that help you understand deer patterns, organized in one place and working together. Start with the free forecast. The Hunt Journal is coming soon.
Get your deer movement forecastHow it works
Forecast. Log. Learn.
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Check the forecast
Pressure trend, temperature swings, wind and moon times, rolled into a daily deer-movement outlook for your ZIP code.
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Log every hunt
Stands, sightings, trail-cam photos and harvests. We fill in the weather and moon for you automatically.
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See your patterns
Find out which conditions put deer on their feet on your property, stand by stand and buck by buck.
Data pillar 01
Environmental & Weather Data
Deer respond to the sky. Pressure, temperature, wind and moon set the stage for when deer move and how you should hunt them.
Temperature & Wind
High/low temperatures dictate feeding urgency, while wind direction dictates your approach and stand placement.
In Hunt Intel: A wind-to-stand matcher that tells you which stands you can hunt today.
Read the guide →Moon Phase
Rising moon times and specific illumination phases help predict peak daylight activity times.
In Hunt Intel: Moonrise, moonset, overhead and underfoot times plus illumination for every hunt day.
Read the guide →Data pillar 02
Scouting & Historical Records
Patterns show up over time. Good records turn one lucky encounter into a hunt plan you can repeat.
Trail Camera Photos
Organizing time-stamped images by date helps track specific buck movements and patterns across seasons.
In Hunt Intel: Trail-cam uploads read each photo's timestamp and attach the weather and moon for that moment automatically.
Read the guide →Sightings Logs
Recording the exact time, wind direction, travel direction, and number of deer seen per hunt builds a reliable pattern archive.
In Hunt Intel: A 60-second post-hunt log that fills in the weather and moon for you and works without cell signal.
Read the guide →Mapping Data
Noting food plots, stand locations, and access trails via apps like HuntStand or onX Hunt gives spatial context to your logs.
In Hunt Intel: A property map for stands, plots, bedding and trails, with KML/GPX import from onX Hunt and HuntStand.
Read the guide →Data pillar 03
Harvest & Biological Data
Every deer you take off the property tells you about the herd you're managing and whether your habitat work is paying off.
Age and Weight
Collecting jawbones or tracking weight helps gauge the overall health and age structure of the local deer herd.
In Hunt Intel: Harvest logs with a jawbone aging guide, plus herd age-structure charts by year.
Read the guide →Antler Measurements
Tracking points, main beam length, and mass on harvested bucks provides year-over-year genetic and management trends.
In Hunt Intel: Antler scoring fields and year-over-year trend charts, linked to each buck's trail-cam history.
Read the guide →Rumen Contents
Inspecting stomach contents reveals what natural or supplemental food sources deer rely on during specific weeks of the season.
In Hunt Intel: A rumen log with food-source tags and a week-by-week food timeline for your area.
Read the guide →Your data stays yours
Stands, cameras and property boundaries are private by default. Anything you choose to share with the community is shown at county level, and GPS data is removed from shared photos.