See your buddies, live
Real-time party location on the map. Built for the New England deer drive — standers and drivers moving through thick cover, where knowing exactly where everyone is stops being a convenience and starts being a safety feature.
The deer hunter's map.
Every hunting app maps public land. Two things they all do badly are the reason this one exists: live party location for the deer drive, and offline maps that actually work when there's no signal in the woods.
Want it when it's ready? Get on the list.
Not a mockup. The map, the public-land layer and tap-to-identify are built and running today.
The two things it's built for
Everything else on this page is table stakes. These are the bets.
Offline maps that actually work
The woods do not have bars. Download once, before you leave the truck, and have the whole map — topo, imagery, boundaries — in your pocket with no signal at all.
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Public land, mapped properly
47,713 public-land parcels across New Hampshire and Massachusetts — federal, state, county and town — shaded by who owns them.
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Tap any parcel
Tap a piece of ground and get its name, its owner, the acreage of that parcel and of the whole holding, and its access status.
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Real topo, real imagery
USGS National Map topo and satellite layers. Contours, wetlands, brooks, logging roads — the detail you actually navigate by.
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Where you may actually hunt
Public ownership is not the same thing as huntable. We are joining the map against NH Fish & Game and MassWildlife data so the app can tell you the difference — and say “unknown” when it does not know.
Private parcels and owner names
Property lines so you know where the boundary is, and owner names so you know whose door to knock on. Free in NH and MA — which is exactly why we started here.
Stands, cameras, sign, kills
Waypoints that match how you actually hunt, synced between your phone and the web so you can plan at the kitchen table.
What it looks like today
Real screenshots, not renders. Everything here is running on a phone right now.
The whole forest, not just the polygon
Tap the White Mountain National Forest and you get the piece you touched and the whole thing — 735,970 acres across 73 parcels. Most apps only know about the shape under your finger.
Layers that tell the truth
Huntable land and public land are two different toggles, sourced separately and labelled as such — because owning the ground and letting you hunt it are two different things.
What we won't fake
Public ownership is not the same thing as you may hunt here. Plenty of apps blur that line. Where Brow Tine doesn't yet know whether a parcel is legally huntable, it says so — out loud, on the parcel card — instead of guessing. Getting that wrong isn't a bug. It's a citation, or worse.