DuckTrack

iOS app by Robert Stevenson. Sports · Robert Stevenson

Store rating
0 / 5
Store rating count
0
Download price
8.99 USD
In-app purchases
Unknown
Version
1.0
Listing last refreshed
2026-09-07

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Store description excerpt

DuckTrack — Your Offline Waterfowl Hunting Journal DuckTrack is a hunting log built for duck and goose hunters who want a simple, reliable way to record every trip — with no account, no subscription, and no cell service required. Everything stays on your phone. Your hunts, photos, and stats never leave your device. No cloud. No login. No internet needed. LOG EVERY HUNT Record date, location, start and end times, weather, moon phase, photos, and notes. Log hunting partners and retrievers. Tally harvest by species — with separate drake and hen counts for dimorphic ducks, or single totals for geese and look-alike species. SIGHTINGS Log birds you didn't harvest with species, count, date, location, and photos — great for scouting days and off-season observations. TARGETS & GRAND SLAM Build your personal species checklist and track progress toward the North American Grand Slam. When you log a new species on a hunt, DuckTrack can suggest it for your checklist. BANDS Keep a record of every band you've recovered: species, band number, age, date, and photo. REPORTS Filter by season and review total hunts, days afield, time hunting, species harvested, ducks vs. geese, partner stats, and retriever usage. SHARE YOUR HUNT Generate a branded hunt summary card and share it through your phone's share sheet — fully offline. Add custom species, attach photos to your bucket list, and keep a complete picture of your time on the water — all in one app that works entirely on your device. Your hunting history stays yours.

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