Hunt Journal
Track hunts and spot patterns
Log each hunt with date, location, species harvested, and notes so you can track patterns and improve over time.
See where the birds are before you burn a hunt day.
FowlTracker helps you see where ducks are roosting, compare past dates, and plan smarter hunts around weather and conditions.
How hunters use FowlTracker
A simple routine before every hunt
Check today, compare to past dates, and use weather to decide if it is worth the drive or taking off work.
- Check where birds are roosting
- Start with the map to spot the hottest areas in and around where you hunt.
- Compare to other dates
- Compare the same date across past seasons (like Nov 7 year over year) to see how bird use changed.
- Match weather to your spots
- Use wind, cloud, and your saved spots to pick the best hole, blind, or setup.
Feature spotlight
Compare historical dates before you make the call
A single day can fool you. Compare dates from past seasons, including the same date year over year (for example, Nov 7), before you spend the drive and the morning. This is historical comparison, not future prediction.
- Catch trend direction instead of reacting to one snapshot.
- Make better go/no-go calls for your own field, hole, or blind.
- Match the trend with weather and pick the right setup.
Weather in the map
Line up weather with where birds are roosting
FowlTracker puts weather context next to roosting activity so you can make better go/no-go calls before you leave the house.
- Compare wind and cloud patterns with your best spots.
- Decide which hole, blind, or field setup is most likely to work.
- Use weather plus historical date comparison for better confidence.
More than just a map
Tools hunters use all season
BirdID
Identify birds from your photos
Upload images to a hunt entry and BirdID helps identify species in your photos.
Historical Data Since 2022
See the Best Days to Go
Review historical roosting maps from November 1 to March 31, with data available starting November 1, 2022.
Share Your Hunts
Send private hunt links
Share individual hunt entries with friends and hunting partners using a private share link.
Coverage
Current coverage map
Here is where coverage is live right now. We are continuously expanding and working toward nationwide coverage by August 2026.
- Full coverage right now:
- Mississippi Flyway and Atlantic Flyway currently have full coverage.
- Also active:
- We also have data in parts of California, Colorado, and Montana.
- Coming next:
- Nationwide coverage is our target by August 2026.
What hunters are saying
"I have been combing through the data, comparing it to what we have seen in the field, and it is directly on point."
"It is very clear that you guys listen to feedback and want to create a good product for users."
"This is what attracted me to your product in the first place. We can have really good hunting if the conditions are right."
Pricing
Simple plans for every hunter
Start free, then upgrade when you want full-season historical access and premium tools.
Free
Full access to all features with limited historical data.
$0
Sign Up- Access to November 1st dates only
- Create and edit locations
- Create and edit hunt entries
- All map features and weather data
- Location management and hunt tracking
Premium Monthly
Full access to all features including complete historical data.
$9.99 /month
Sign Up- Full access to all historical dates
- Create and edit locations
- Create and edit hunt entries
- All map features and weather data
- Complete historical data access
- Track migration patterns across seasons
Premium Yearly
Full access to all features including complete historical data.
$99 /year
Sign Up- Full access to all historical dates
- Create and edit locations
- Create and edit hunt entries
- All map features and weather data
- Complete historical data access
- Track migration patterns across seasons
Frequently asked questions
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The Waterfowl Roost Areas legend is below.
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Extreme
Major roost site with dense flocks (prime hunting sign)
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Very High
Heavy roosting activity (strong bird presence)
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High
Consistent roost use (active flocks nearby)
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Moderate
Noticeable roosting (good local activity)
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Light
Scattered roosting (few birds holding in area)
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Right now, Mississippi Flyway and Atlantic Flyway have full coverage. We also have data in parts of California, Colorado, and Montana. Coverage is expanding continuously, and our goal is nationwide coverage by August 2026.
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Weather swings and migration pushes can move birds fast. Use day-to-day trends with weather overlays instead of relying on one date alone.
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FowlTracker combines radar, weather, telemetry, and habitat data to map where birds are roosting so you can plan hunts with better context.
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Yes. Many hunters use saved locations, date comparison, and weather layers to decide which hole, blind, or field setup gives them the best shot.
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On Free, you get full access to all features, but historical date access is limited to November 1. Premium unlocks full historical date access.
Start free and evaluate your own hunting ground.
Start free, check your spots, and see how it lines up with what you are seeing in the field.