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Scout settings
Scout voice
How much detail Scout gives — in chat and the Hunt Brief.
Confidence
How much risk Scout advises — play it safe, or push bold opportunities.
Weapons & seasons
Pick what you carry, then set each weapon’s months — Scout knows what’s in your hands today and fits stand distances to it.
Goal
Hunting style
Land
Pressure
Access
When you hunt
Home region
Used for rut timing and seasonal advice.
Conversation
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Welcome to Contors — tap Add to drop your stands & bedding, then tap Scout for a plan.
Habitat Hub
Add Marker
Draw/Measure
Where mature bucks bed and feel safe — built from your pins, shapes and Scan, plus Contors’ proprietary Buck Refuge model.
How the heat is built
It grades refuge quality — how good a spot is for a mature buck to bed and feel safe. Green is prime, yellow is middling, red is poor.
A spot earns green by stacking several things together: thick bedding cover, distance from human pressure (roads, trails, access and structures, fading with distance), the right travel distance off food (a band that widens through the rut), nearby water, and bedding terrain (benches, points, draws, leeward).
Because those factors multiply, ground can read red with no roads anywhere near it — open fields and bare timber simply lack cover, so they’re poor refuge on their own. Heavy human pressure then paints red on top of that.
Built on Contors' own mature-buck model — security cover, terrain bedding and pressure, weighted for the season. Updates live from your pins, shapes, Scan and the season. Decision support from your inputs, not a guarantee.
Opacity
poor → prime refuge
Fine-tune the model
Drag a slider — the heat updates live. Set it by eye against ground you know.
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Your buck layers
Toggle each target buck’s sightings on the map. Add one in the Bucks tab and his sightings show up here.
Pick a time to pull the forecast wind & temp for the map center.
Best stands
Best stands to hunt
Stand reports
Add up to 3 photos of the same buck — a broadside body shot plus a clear rack angle read best. Trail-cam, field photo, or video still.
Scanning the buck…
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Score
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Scout's age and score are an estimate, not a tape-verified measurement.
Overlays
My features
Public sources
Track
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Base
Base map
Lidar
Topo lines
Property owner
Heads up
Before Scout answers
Contors’ Scout AI is powered by Anthropic. To read your ground it sends:
Your question
Your property — boundary, stands, pins, routes, zones, notes, and current conditions
Satellite imagery of your boundary, and any Buck Score photo
Your ground stays yours.Never used to train AI, never sold, never shared with other users. Privacy Policy
Without this, Scout, Buck Score and the AI habitat and land reads stay off. Maps, lidar, terrain, weather and everything else work as normal. You can turn it on any time.
What Scout can do
Scout has read your map — your boundary, stands, cameras, routes, journal and today’s weather. Talk to it like a hunting partner who already knows the place. It answers, and it can change the map for you.
Ask about your ground
“Which stand should I sit tonight?”
“Where are the bucks bedding on a north wind?”
“Read the terrain on the east side.”
“Why is this spot good?”
Have it change the map
“Drop a stand on that ridge.”
“Rename that pin to Creek Bottom.”
“Draw a route from the truck to the north stand.”
“Move the camera 40 yards east.”
“Mark the food plot as thick cover.”
Bucks & sightings
“Log a sighting of Split Brow at the pinch.”
“Show me everywhere Split Brow has shown up.”
“Add a buck called Kicker.”
Get around the app
“Turn on lidar.”
“Switch to my other property.”
“Open offline maps.”
“Remember that I hunt mornings only.”
Scout works best with your ground mapped — the more stands, cameras and notes it can see, the more specific the answers. It can be wrong; check anything that matters before you act on it.
Scout
Reading your map
Tap where to place it
What is this area?·
Pick a type — it sets the color & feeds the prediction model. You can change any of it later by tapping the shape.
Say how tall, how thick, can you see through it, is there browse/food, do deer bed there. Optional — but it’s the most valuable thing you can add.
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This in-app preview blocks outside map & weather servers, so imagery, parcels, scan and live weather won't load here. Nothing is broken.
Open this file in a browser (Chrome / Safari) and it all streams live. On a phone, host it free (tiiny.host / Netlify Drop) and Add to Home Screen to use it like an app.
Export this property
Photos, journal entries and Scout conversations stay in your account and are not in the file.
Properties
Switch maps, create one, or share with your hunt team.
Say it like you’d tell a buddy — “three does, north field, last light.”
✎ Editing this entry — tap Save to update it
All ride on GPS only while the app is open — no background tracking, no extra battery. Sits auto-start when you navigate to a stand and arrive. Season dates are optional and only tune the daily alert — always confirm your own regulations.
My Bucks
Rut activity
Rut phase
Pre-rutPeakPost-rut
Hit List
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Turkey mode is coming
One tap will flip the whole app to turkey season — Bucks becomes Toms, markers and sightings turn to gobblers and roosts, and Scout hunts turkeys. Your maps stay.
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Tell us what’s working or what’s broken — it goes straight to the Contors team.
CONTRS — how it works
Imagery / data: Esri & USGS NAIP imagery, Google satellite/hybrid, USGS topo, USGS 3DEP lidar hillshade (real 3-D relief), USGS hydrography & contours, elevation from Mapzen Terrain Tiles hosted by AWS Open Data, public lands from USGS PAD-US 4.1 (Gap Analysis Project), nationwide parcel lines from LOVELAND Technologies (licensed), BLM PLSS, OpenStreetMap (roads/water/ag/cover via Scan), and Open-Meteo weather.
Buck refuge model grades the land from human pressure (roads, parking, buildings, scanned access) decaying with distance, then highlights low-pressure interior security cover sitting a travel-band off food & water. It’s a heuristic from your inputs + scanned roads — mark food/water/access/pressure and hit Scan to sharpen it.
Strategy & wind: every stand is scored and ranked for the chosen wind & time — the top pick is flagged ★ Best now — blending scent geometry vs bedding, the stand's best winds (multi-pick in its popup), thermal timing & status. Pick a hunt date/hour and it scores on that hour's forecast wind. Solunar major/minor feeding times, dawn/dusk and the rut phase factor in too.
In the field: tap a marker → 🧭 Navigate here for live distance & bearing as you walk in (and the 🅿 button heads back to the nearest parking — your truck). The Hunt journal auto-captures wind, temp, moon & rut with every entry and surfaces patterns over the season. Your map is backed up locally and synced to your account — restore any recent version from My account.
CONTRS AI (the ✦ button) reads your live map — stands, bedding, wind, acreage, weather, rut phase — and answers in plain language (“how many stands do I have”, “best stand for this wind”, “where are bucks bedding”). Full answers need the app opened in a browser or hosted online; offline it still handles data questions directly.
Honest limits: landowner names come from county records via Regrid and can lag recent filings — verify before you knock on a door, and note we don’t provide phone numbers. Coverage is nationwide but not every county reports the same fields. Crop layers are classified from satellite data, not ground truth, so confirm cover & bedding with imagery, contours & the scan. The prediction model is decision support, not a guarantee.
