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Originally Posted by elkhunter11
It means that we can actually get out, find game, and kill it, without having to resort to computers and phones to be successful. We can actually read paper maps, and we understand what range and township mean.We can actually read and understand the regulations, and we know what the Wildlife Act is, and where to find it.  |
I understand where you are coming from. The idea of needing or using a piece of technology to hunt is a bit sickening and takes away from the idea of the rugged manly hunting experience. BUT, its also super useful. I see ihunter as a centralized location that houses all the documentation/information you need for a hunt (land ownership info, regulations, topology maps, crown land locations, boundary information etc..). Plus, as that information changes year after year, it also gets updated on the app. Not looking to argue, just saying ��