Tutorials

Hunt Zone Pressure

By Richard Taggart

One of the tools on the map is checking the pressure from hunters in the area.

BHH Map Blood Trail Tool

Adding blood trail markers on the spot ensures you never forget your mark. Makes tracking easy to use, blood trails can be saved to your profile and to your hunting zones.

Creating your first Hunt Zone

Demonstration of creating a Hunt Zone and some of the helpful tools within a Hunt Zone.

Map Tools Demonstration

Covers a wide range of tools within the map itself. Trail camera servicing, claiming stands, sit journal, best wind for the hunt based off of current conditions, hunt zone chat.

Utilizing Wind & Scent Tools

Get a visual confirmation of the current wind direction, wind mph, and a 7-day hourly wind forecast. You can choose to base it off of your current location, a saved waypoint or the center of the map.

Switching through Map Layers

Easy to use selection of different map layers. Choose from Hybrid, Satellite, Terrain, Basic, USGS Topo, Image + Topo, and Roads & Trails.

Hunting Groups

Hunting groups are more than just a place to talk and share with others. You can share hunting zones with a public or private group, assign group members to any section of the hunting zone, chat with hunt group members while in the map hunting zone, stay up to date on each member's sits, hunts and more!

Extensive Hunter's profile

Your free profile is a full command center — there are so many tools packed inside it's almost hard to believe. Build your Trophy Wall, log harvests, manage your saved hunt zones and tracks, stock your Gear Locker, review your sit activity, and invite friends to join you on the platform. A standout favorite: Hunting Crews. Keep your whole crew organized and informed — a shared roster with emergency contacts, planned trips with meet times and gear checklists, license and tag reminders, shared hunt zones, and a crew feed so everyone stays current.

Utilizing Hunting Crews

Create a crew — name it, set the state you hunt, add a short description. Private by invite only. Members — invite by email; everyone on the list sees the crew's zones, trips and feed. Crew Roster — a contact card per member: phone, emergency contact name + number, blood type, notes. Trips — title, date, meet time, meeting spot, and a written plan for who sits where and the entry/exit approach. Status moves from planned → in progress → done. Trip Checklists — gear and prep items you can assign to a specific member; each item gets checked off and stamped with who did it. Reminders — licenses, tags, permits, dues or gear with due dates, either for one member or the whole crew. Crew Zones — attach any saved hunt zone to the crew so every member can pull it up on the map, with all its stands, waypoints and notes. Crew Feed — post updates with photos, optionally tied to a specific trip, so the whole camp stays current.

Checking your State Regulations

By Josh

Checking your State regulations

Mapping a Hunting Zone

By Josh

It covers finding the location and then zoning it and then add your waypoints the bedding areas the entry points and the trails which the deer are taking camera set up tree stand locations wind speed wind directions

Logging in a hunt

By Josh

Checking in and checking the wind direction for a Hunting trip plus logging a hunt.

Deer movement

By Josh

Checking deer movement on the way to the hunt and how to do it

Hunting pressure

By Josh

You can now check the hunting pressure even before you leave your house

Checking the Wind

By Josh

As I'm going hunting I'm going to Check my wind and Sent

Showing the hunting pressure on little River WMA

By Josh

How to check the hunting pressure to see how many Hunters are out

Waxing A Bowstring

By Richard Taggart

How to wax your Bowstring properly for the best results.

How to set up a Trail Cam with out it getting knocked down

By Josh Bernard

They're more than just bears that takes down trail cams so this video shows how you can set your camera higher up in a tree and still get the same angles and keep your camera safe from possums especially raccoons and bears and most time it goes undetected from other Hunters as well

Mastering the art of scent controls while out Hunting

By Josh Bernard

It cover mastering the art of scent controls when out hunting

Sighting In Your Weapon

By Richard Taggart

This video covers the basics of how to sight in a compound bow and a rifle with a scope.