Less than a new pair of hunting boots. For the whole year.

Almost certainly yes. Bield: Hunt has species-specific features for 56 species across 8 categories — deer (7 subspecies), big game (elk, moose, caribou, pronghorn, sheep, goat, bear, alligator), turkey (all 5 subspecies), waterfowl (21 duck and goose species plus sandhill crane), upland (pheasant, quail, grouse, chukar, woodcock, dove), predators (lion, bobcat, coyote, fox), small game (squirrel, rabbit, raccoon, crow), and hogs. Every species is mapped to its legal status in every state.

No. Bield: Hunt covers 56 species — deer hunters get great deer features, waterfowl hunters get great waterfowl features, turkey hunters get great turkey features. Every species is treated as first-class with its own logging categories and pattern-intelligence adaptations.

Yes. Every species in Bield is mapped to a 50-state legal-status matrix showing whether it's a general season, draw-limited, private-land-only, or not huntable in your state. We don't yet ship specific season dates or bag limits — those are roadmap items — but you'll know what's legally pursued in your state without leaving the app.

Not yet — only legal status (huntable vs not huntable, draw-limited, restricted). Specific season dates, bag limits, and weapon restrictions are on our roadmap. Until we ship those, verify regulations through your state F&W agency.

Yes. Bield's pattern engine learns universal patterns that apply across all species (wind direction, pressure trends, moon phase, time-of-day, temperature, cold fronts). It also learns species-specific patterns relevant to your pursuit — rut phases for deer, breeding peaks for turkey, migration timing for waterfowl, thermal cycles for elk, fur-bearer activity windows for predators. The patterns you see depend on what you're hunting.

Yes. Most hunters pursue multiple species across a year — deer in fall, turkey in spring, waterfowl in winter, predators year-round. Bield handles all of them in one account. Switch between species mid-hunt if needed.

No. We offer a 14-day free trial that unlocks the full app — every feature, every map, every state. After the trial, the subscription is $12.99/month or $79.99/year for a single app. Bundles are annual only — any two apps for $119.99/year, or all three for $179.99/year. We charge fairly so we don't have to sell ads or your data.

You can cancel any time after the trial. Subscriptions don't auto-renew silently — we send a renewal reminder before each charge. If you cancel within the trial window, you're not billed at all.

No. Your individual hunt data, sit logs, sightings, and harvests never leave your account. We surface aggregate signals (regional activity pulses, mast-crop reports) only from hunters who explicitly opt in, and the contributing data is anonymized at the collection layer.

All 50 states — for maps, contours, hillshade, public lands, hydrography, and species regulations link-out. Parcel data is phased per state because licensing varies by state agency; we'd rather ship clean coverage than partial. The roadmap items on the comparison above are honest about what comes after launch.

Each state agency licenses parcel data differently — some are open public records, others require county-level agreements, some charge per-record fees. We're working through the agreements one by one. Coverage will roll out by state as we ingest the public datasets. We'd rather ship clean coverage than fake it with patchy data.

Federal public-domain data — USGS topographic basemap, USGS 3DEP lidar-derived elevation, NAIP imagery, USDA PAD-US public lands, USGS hydrography. Processed and self-hosted on our own infrastructure. No commercial map licensing fees means no watered-down resolution to save money: 20-foot contours across all 50 states, plus lidar-shaded hillshade where 3DEP has surveyed. The benches, saddles, and pinch points other apps smooth away, we render.

Yes. Logging, map, and pattern analysis all work offline. Maps download for the regions you use. Weather conditions backfill when you return to signal. You'll never lose a sit to a dead zone.

Yes. One subscription covers iOS, Android, and web — your phone, tablet, and laptop all sync to the same account. iOS and web subscriptions go through our payment provider; Android goes through Google Play. Same price across rails.

Each single app — Hunt, Fish, or Farm — is $12.99/month or $79.99/year. Same price for all three. Hunt and Fish are recreational; Farm covers a broader operational surface (soil, livestock, calendars, frost windows, food plots). We landed all three at the same rate to keep the pricing simple and let you pick by use, not by sticker.

Two bundle options. Any two apps for $119.99/year — you pick which two at checkout (Hunt + Fish, Hunt + Farm, or Fish + Farm). All three apps for $179.99/year. Both bundles are annual only — no monthly bundle rate. That's a 25% discount off two or three singles bought separately at the annual rate.

Bundles make sense if you're using more than one app across the full year — fall hunts, spring spawn, summer growing season, winter scouting. Monthly bundling wouldn't reflect how anyone actually uses these together. If you want monthly billing, subscribe to single apps individually.

The product compounds the longer you use it — features unlock at data thresholds (twenty-five sits unlocks personal weather patterns; two seasons unlocks year-over-year trends). The annual rate is the rate for hunters who plan to stay through a full season and into the next.

All observations, sits, harvests, and camera detections stay in your account. You keep everything you logged. Pattern analysis pauses until you resubscribe. Nothing is ever deleted automatically — you can also fully export and delete the account on demand.

Yes. Subscribers can export all observations, sits, and harvests as CSV at any time from the Settings screen. Your data belongs to you.