What's New

Hey folks! Two new ways to find public land that's actually been holding birds.

Tap public land on the map Turn on Public land under Layers, zoom in, and tap any refuge, WMA or national forest. The Spots panel shows that unit's roost activity for the date you're looking at: how much of it sat at each level, its hottest part, and how much was Moderate or higher. Public land boundaries now come from the latest USGS PAD-US data.

The Public Lands page Public Lands in the top navigation lists the public land in a state with the most recent roost reading for each unit. Search by name, filter by type, reading and public access, and sort by roost activity, name, size or most recently read. View on map takes you straight to the unit.

The list is free for everyone; roost readings on it are part of Premium. Free plans can tap public land on the map for the 1st of each month.

Public access isn't the same as hunting access — always check the regulations before you go. More in the docs: Using Public Lands (link: https://app.fowltracker.com/docs/public_lands).

Let us know what you think!