What is HuntScout used for?

HuntScout is a hunting app showing private parcel ownership, public land, season dates, regulations and GMU/WMU boundaries across the US and Canada with offline maps. It is a good fit for checking land ownership before a hunt and looking up zone boundaries in the field offline.

Yes. HuntScout has a free plan, and paid plans start at CA$29.99 per year. A free trial is also available.

Is HuntScout open source?

No. HuntScout is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Maps & Navigation category, open-source options include Organic Maps, Dawarich and OsmAnd.

What are some alternatives to HuntScout?

HuntScout competes with onX Maps, Gaia GPS and CalTopo.

HuntScout: features, pricing and alternatives

About HuntScout

HuntScout combines land boundaries and hunting rules in a map for iOS, Android and the web. It displays private parcel boundaries with owner names, public BLM and US Forest Service land and Canadian Crown land, plus GMU and WMU zone boundaries covering every US state and Canada, with offline GPS and boundary lookup in the field.

Other features include real-time season dates and regulations, bag limits explained in plain terms, a hunting logbook with waypoints, hunting parties for tracking hunts with friends, topo and layer options and an AI hunting assistant. The site lists US and Canada season pages, a web dashboard and reviews from App Store users.

The app downloads free, and the site has pricing and FAQ pages, but plan details are not in the extracted homepage text. It suits hunters scouting unfamiliar areas who need to check land access and legal zones before heading out.

Key features

Private parcel ownership layer
Public land and Crown land overlays
GMU and WMU boundaries
Season dates and regulations
Offline maps and GPS
Logbook, waypoints and hunting parties
AI hunting assistant

Good fit for

Checking land ownership before a hunt
Looking up zone boundaries in the field offline

Tags: hunting; maps; public-land; regulations; offline-maps; gps; ai-assistant

HuntScout: questions and answers

What is HuntScout used for?: HuntScout is a hunting app showing private parcel ownership, public land, season dates, regulations and GMU/WMU boundaries across the US and Canada with offline maps. It is a good fit for checking land ownership before a hunt and looking up zone boundaries in the field offline.
Is HuntScout free?: Yes. HuntScout has a free plan, and paid plans start at CA$29.99 per year. A free trial is also available.
Is HuntScout open source?: No. HuntScout is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Maps & Navigation category, open-source options include Organic Maps, Dawarich and OsmAnd.
What are some alternatives to HuntScout?: HuntScout competes with onX Maps, Gaia GPS and CalTopo.