FowlTracker Documentation
Reference for every part of FowlTracker. New here? Start with the walkthrough.
New to FowlTracker?
The Getting Started walkthrough takes you from your first saved spot to your first logged hunt in about five minutes. These pages are the detail underneath it.
Open Getting Started →Using the map
- Waterfowl Model Guide — turning the density layer on, what Auto, Roost and Presence each mean, and how to read the map key.
- Base Layers — Satellite, Imagery+Topo and Topo, and when each one is the right ground to scout on.
- Other Map Layers — the six weather overlays, plus wetlands and public-land boundaries.
- Changing the Date — stepping through dates, and what the Free plan includes.
Public Lands
- Using Public Lands — every public land unit in a state with its most recent roost reading: searching, filtering, sorting, and what a reading is claiming.
Spots
- Saving a Spot — scouting an area from the map and saving it.
- Spot Historical Data — the four panels on a spot's page, and what each one is and isn't claiming.
Hunt Journal
- Using the Hunt Journal — logging a hunt, recording harvest, and sharing a single entry.
- Bird ID — identifying species from a photo.
Support & feedback
Recent changes are listed under What's New.