Every sit you log feeds your hunting season stats. The Stand turns a season of short entries into a clear picture of where your time went and what it produced — built entirely from your own records, not averages from someone else’s ground.
Your season at a glance
The Season screen opens with the totals: how many sits you logged, how many hours you spent afield, how many deer you saw and how many harvests you made. Below them sits your most productive stand for the season, so the question every hunter argues about has an answer drawn from your own data.
Charts that show your pattern
Three charts break the season down. Sits by day of week shows when you actually get out, which is often less even than you think. Deer seen by stand compares your stands on sightings rather than impressions. Sits by time of day shows whether you are really a morning hunter, an evening hunter, or both.
Put the charts next to each other and gaps appear: a stand that clearly out-produces the rest, or a time of day you almost never hunt. Those are the decisions worth revisiting next season.
Better with every season
The totals are honest about effort as well as results. Hours afield comes from the time in and time out on each sit, so a season with fewer deer but far fewer hours may have been a better one than it felt. Seeing both numbers together is what turns a season into something you can learn from.
Stats are kept per season, and you can add a new season when the next one starts. The first season gives you a baseline; the second lets you see what repeated. Because it is your own history, the value grows the longer you keep logging.
No account needed
All of it is calculated on your phone from the sits you entered. None of your hunting data is uploaded, nothing needs a login, and the stats are part of the free app.