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Best hunting apps for Android

Hunting apps put scouting maps, season dates and regulations, game calls, trail camera feeds and license details on your phone, often working offline.

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25 apps ranked · How we rank

  1. Number 1: Tactacam REVEAL

    Deer Management Systems

    4.8 out of 5 (25.9K) 500K+ installs

    A focused, free companion app that REVEAL camera owners will find genuinely useful for remote monitoring.

  2. Number 2: onX Hunt: Offline Hunting Maps

    onXmaps

    4.5 out of 5 (65.2K) 5M+ installs

    A well-established mapping and navigation app for hunters who need property lines, terrain layers and offline maps in the field.

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  1. Number 3: Moultrie

    PRADCO Outdoor Brands

    4.7 out of 5 (12.9K) 500K+ installs

    A free, well-established scouting hub that makes most sense for hunters already running Moultrie cameras or feeders.

  2. Number 4: Command

    GSM Outdoors

    4.6 out of 5 (30.4K) 500K+ installs

    A focused, free companion app for Stealth Cam and Muddy cellular cameras, best for hunters who want remote pulls, tagging, and maps in one place.

  3. Number 5: SPYPOINT

    SPYPOINT

    4.4 out of 5 (57.1K) 1M+ installs

    A capable free companion for SPYPOINT cellular camera owners, with a low-cost transmission tier and deeper features tied to FLEX models.

  4. Number 6: DeerCast: Weather, Maps, Track

    GSM Outdoors

    4.5 out of 5 (5.6K) 500K+ installs

    A well-focused whitetail planning app whose hourly forecasts and mapping tools justify a look for hunters who plan sits around conditions.

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  1. Number 7: Fish|Hunt FL

    FWC Developer

    4.2 out of 5 (2.3K) 1M+ installs

    A free, ad-free Florida licensing and conditions tool that belongs on the phone of anyone fishing or hunting in the state.

  2. Number 8: HuntWise: A Better Hunting App

    Sportsman Tracker, Inc.

    4.2 out of 5 (8.6K) 1M+ installs

    A well-established planning app for hunters who scout ahead, with weather timing, rut tracking and maps in one place.

  3. Number 9: HuntSmart: The Trail Cam App

    GSM Outdoors

    4.4 out of 5 (6.9K) 100K+ installs

    A free, focused companion for Wildgame Innovations cellular cameras, with strong tagging and filtering for hunters who want their photos and weather data together.

  4. Number 10: Texas Outdoor Annual

    Texas Parks and Wildlife Department

    4.3 out of 5 (1.3K) 500K+ installs

    A free, official Texas regulations reference that suits hunters, anglers and boaters who want season dates, limits and license details on their phone.

More of the best hunting apps

  1. 11 BaseMap: 3D Hunting Maps & GPS BaseMap Inc 4.0 500K+
  2. 12 Track N Trail - Hunting & Maps Track'n Trail 4.6 50K+
  3. 13 HuntFish OH Sovereign Sportsman is now PayIt LLC 4.0 100K+
  4. 14 Michigan DNR Hunt Fish State of Michigan 3.6 100K+
  5. 15 Deer Hunters MoonGuide 3.0 Moonguide 4.3 50K+
  6. 16 CDFW License RA Outdoors, LLC d/b/a Aspira 4.0 50K+
  7. 17 MN DNR Licensing Sovereign Sportsman is now PayIt LLC 3.4 50K+
  8. 18 Spartan Forge: Hunt Spartan Forge LLC 3.8 50K+
  9. 19 Texas Hunt & Fish Texas Parks and Wildlife Department 2.8 100K+
  10. 20 ElkNut Got Game Technologies 4.3 10K+
  11. 21 OutdoorClass: Hunting Courses Outdoor Class 4.6 10K+
  12. 22 GOHUNT / Hunt Research & Maps goHUNT LLC 3.3 100K+
  13. 23 rackline.ai - AI Deer Scoring rackline.ai 3.2 10K+
  14. 24 Best Hunting Times K Solution 2.4 10K+
  15. 25 HuntStand: GPS Maps & Tools GSM Outdoors 2.4 1M+
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About hunting apps

They suit hunters who want rules, maps and calls in the field without extra gear. Before a trip, they help with scouting locations and checking what is in season and where; in the field, a call library replaces a pocket of calls. Offline use matters where signal is weak. Some focus on one job, such as a call library or a map; others combine several. All-in-one apps may not match a dedicated call or map app for depth, while simpler apps load faster and are easier to find your way around.

What to look for

  • Check whether the app includes offline maps and downloads for your area, because you may not have signal in the field.
  • Look at the call library and see if it covers the species you hunt and offers adjustable volume or playback.
  • See if the app links to your state's official regulations or licence portal, so you can confirm season dates and tag requirements.
  • Find out how the app is paid for, such as a subscription for map updates or a one-time fee for extra call packs.
  • Consider how trail camera images are handled, including whether they are stored on your device or uploaded to a server.

How we rank

Apps are ranked by their Google Play rating (weighted by how many people rated them), their number of installs, how recently they were updated and how closely they fit the category. Only apps we've reviewed are included.