The app also includes all the other features that has made Powderhook a favorite tool of outdoorsmen and women. Those features include Discover, a listing of local, current events related to hunting, fishing, and recreational shooting as well as locations of public hunting areas near you.
The app is powered by a map that identifies public lands, public hunting and fishing areas in every state. The map also includes bathometric profiles of ponds and reservoirs across the country.
“Our two new tools, Camps and Mentoring, are intended to work together,” says Dinger. “The app asks users to define their experience, age, gender, and location and then whether they’d like to be in touch with people looking for information. We enable a relationship through the app, by connecting people in whatever way they’d like to communicate, whether via text, email, or over the phone, or through our Camps tool.
“Camps are simply groups of like-minded outdoorsmen and women,” explains Dinger. “Users are creating camps for just about anything you can imagine. Some are hunting buddies who share their photos and stories with each other through the app. Others are larger groupings of people interested in topics such as big-game hunting, archery hunting, how-to information, mentoring, wildlife photography. You name it.”
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