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The main journal entry screen holds six types of data about your hunts: Date & Time, Location & Partners, Weather, Equipment, Birds, and General Comments.
You can record multiple hunts per day; they will be kept separate from one another. Lists of both equipment and species can be as long as you need them.
Location, equipment, and species are stored in a database for instant access, listed in order of frequency of use. |
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The Location screen helps you to keep detailed records for each location you hunt. Data fields include mileage and travel time, GPS data, general notes, and landowner contact data. Landowner data includes space for noting access fees and restrictions. You can also view all decoy diagrams saved for the location. |
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The Decoy screen is a versatile tool you can use to create detailed diagrams of your decoy spread. Features include a compass, wind indicator, 2 diagram area sizes, 9 "paintbrushes" to create terrain features (trees, brush, rocks, water, etc) ; 19 different types of decoys; 7 different styles of blinds; a text stamp to mark comments anywhere on the diagram; and straight line and freehand paint tools in any color and widths up to 99 pixels.
You can create a diagram of your spot, then save it as a template so the next time you only have to arrange your decoys.
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The Photo Album displays photos from your hunts. Any photo located on your computer can be displayed and linked to a hunt for viewing. You can save a caption or notes about each photo. If the photo you display is too large, it will automatically be scaled to fit the frame without altering the image file.
It allows you to view all your photos from all hunts, or just one specific hunt.
Photos can be chosen directly from your list, or one by one with 'Next' and 'Previous' buttons. |
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The start screen allows you to access the log entry form, look up a hunt, print out a journal entry, view your photo album, create a decoy spread diagram, view or edit the details of all your hunting locations, generate a report of birds bagged (grouped and subtotalled by hunt location and by species), and edit your database lists. |
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