Instructions

Harvests

• To create a new harvest/trophy press the "Menu" button, then "Add".
• To delete a hunt, select the list representation and hold the finger on the entry to delete. A menu with the option to delete will appear.
• Moving positions works as follows: open the map by pressing on the button with GPS coordinates. Now touch the spin and move it to the new location.
• In this view you can only select hunting area and location, you cannot create, edit, or delete them. This is only possible in the "Extras" and "Locations" tab card, respectively.
• If the position has not been set, it will be set to the position of the stand location, when a stand is selected
• Depending on preferences ("Extras" tab > then "Preferences")  the position is set to the current location or the position of the stand when first selected. It can later be moved via touch and drag, or via editing the longitude and latitude using the edit button.

Locations

• The position of a newly created hunting location will be the middle of the map, so make sure you positioned the map correctly before you add a new location. Though you can move it later via dragging.
• To move symbols, select first "Menu", then "Allow moving". After this, you can touch the symbol (hold on it until it jumps) and drag it to its new location. Press "Lock" on the screen when you are done.
• You can zoom to a specific location if you select it in the list view of "Locations" and hold your finger on it until the app suggestion "Locate".
• You can turn the map by touching with two fingers and turning. To align to North again, tab on the compass.

Weather and Solunar

• The amount of weather queries is limited to one for the current location and one for a specific hunting area every 3 hours. The reasons for this are limitations of the free weather provider. Once fetched weather information is cached for 3 hours.
• Shooting light is based on the astronomical 'civil twilight', local hunting regulations might differ.
• The duration of Solunar 'major' periods is 2 hours and of 'minor' periods is 1 hour. The solunar peak is in the middle of the displayed intervals.
• More information regarding the Solunar Theory.