3.19M band recoveries·3,891 NWRs, WMAs & public access·48 hour wind intelligence
Know which
blind
before sunrise
GooseBump scoring, 48-hour wind forecasts, and real-time field intelligence.
The Hunt screen: the blinds you own ranked under verdict bands. Worth the alarm — North Levee at 94, fading over three days, on NNW 18 with the blind facing NE; Mad Island WMA at 78. Marginal — Katy Prairie at 61. Sit it out — Justin Hurst WMA at 43.
One number
Every blind you own, ranked. The best one is the one that is lit.
The read
Not another stat. One sentence telling you where to be and when.
Show the math
Every score decomposes. You can argue with it, which means you can trust it.
Plan ahead
Wind intelligence
Most apps show current wind. We show shooting-light wind — all 48 hours, with the shift called before it happens, and every blind you own rated by how that wind meets the way it faces.
The Wind screen, titled Will it hold: a verdict reading SHIFTS, west to north-north-west by 47 degrees between now and shooting light, over two compass dials — 11 mph now, 18 gusting 24 at light. Below, which spots this wind favors: North Levee quarters, Mad Island is in your face.
Visualise your setup
Spread planner
Fourteen proven patterns — J-Hook, U-Pattern, Delta Timber Horseshoe — laid out against live wind. Adjust decoy count, mojo placement and pocket spacing before you leave the truck.
The Spread screen: a J-Hook pattern, built for tomorrow’s wind at 18 mph NNW, showing fourteen decoys around a landing pocket with the wind vector down the left edge and the blind at the bottom. Fourteen decoys, one mojo, 2 metre spacing, an 18 yard pocket, and the four inputs behind the pattern.
Find new spots
Public lands database
3,891 NWRs, WMAs and public access areas mapped — type, acreage and how far it is, sorted by distance. Save the ones worth a look straight into your spots.
The Public Lands screen: nearby ground listed by distance — Anahuac NWR, 34,000 acres, 12 miles; Mad Island WMA, 7,200 acres, 24 miles; Katy Prairie, 1,100 acres, 38 miles and saved; Justin Hurst WMA, 12,400 acres, 51 miles — each with a type marker and a save button, over a link to search all public lands.
Master your calls
Call library
What to blow and when, by species and by season. Feed chuckle, lonesome hen, greeting, comeback — each with the mistake people make with it, and the ones that hurt this late flagged rather than hidden.
The call library for mallard, titled What to blow and when, across five calls. The read for late season says cut the volume and frequency. Use these late season: feed chuckle and lonesome hen. The rest: greeting call, comeback call, and hail call marked skip late season.
Measured, not guessed
Migration intel
The arrival board: which species are building in your county, which are leaving, and which are holding. Measured in detection days from eBird checklists — and when the reporting is too thin to call it, it says so instead of guessing.
The Migration arrival board for Brazoria County, reading three species building. Building: gadwall on 9 of 12 birded days, up from 3; green-winged teal 8 of 12; northern shoveler 7 of 12. Leaving: blue-winged teal, down to 2 of 12 from 8. Steady: mallard and northern pintail. Canvasback has too few reports to call.
Coded for the
Flyway™
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