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First of all, you need to be able to get up on time: useful app here is Clock (and the Alarm function) and possibly Nightstand, which not only wakes you up but also indicates the weather.
After a quick check on Notes, don’t forget anything (hunting leave, model 9, gift for the Hunting Lord, …)
And then off to the distant Ardennes. Touring Mobilis is here to help you on your way, and above all, congestion-free and faster.
On your way to the hunt, you can check the weather in advance with a number of apps: Weather, Weather Pro, Buienradar.
When distributing posts, you get a special location. At least with Maps you can drive or walk there.
Arriving before dan and dew, of course, you have to check if you are legally allowed to shoot already. You check the sunrise (and evening sunset) with Sunrise & Set‘s app.
No wildlife in sight but a fantastic sunrise or an interesting spider on the high seat, then use Camera to capture it.
While waiting, you can test bird sounds app Twitter to identify the twittering birds around you.
After an hour or two still haven’t seen any wildlife then of course you can surf to hunting.be to read the latest news on the blog, look up info on the site or check the calendar.
You shot anyway, and hit ! After some searching you find the shooting location. You can use Google earth to pinpoint the location later on.
The game has been found and gathered on the tableau. To add lustre to the Hunting Lord’s speech, you can use the Hunting Horn music looked up with Safari or Firefox.
If there is nothing of yours on the tableau, don’t worry, with the Shot Simulator you can perfectly demonstrate why you shot just wide.
Did you fail the tableau, due to being completely lost, only then does this become useful the SAS Survival Guide, complete with mushroom guide (edible and just not), how to make a solar compass and the full Morse code to signal where you are.