Columbia, South Carolina — Ferocity. That’s what you can expect from the new breed of mobile-digital beast known as HuntStand Media. This announcement comes after the recent, aggressive merger between ScoutLook and HuntStand.

HuntStand Media will produce and serve dynamic multimedia content to more than 1.5 million active hunters starting in early October, reaching one of the single largest audiences in all of outdoor media. The key differentiator for consumers and advertisers: mobile delivery.

Lanford Holloway, TerraStride CEO. TerraStride is HuntStand's parent company: “While we believe that HuntStand has always been an incredibly useful app with many great tools, we haven’t been able to offer our users the complete content package that they deserve. HuntStand Media will change that. HuntStand Media will provide our platform with highly relevant, useful, and engaging information that will greatly enrich user experience and help take HuntStand to the next level. We are extremely exited about all that is to come!”

Cy Weichert, HuntStand Media CMO: “The purest beauty of mobile media is its ability to connect advertisers with consumers while they are in the field, experiencing a true need for products that can help them be more successful! HuntStand users engage with our tools and content daily, so it makes perfect sense that our advertising partners love the results we are driving.”

HuntStand Media’s content and advertising teams will be revealed later this week. The full rollout of HuntStand Media is slated for October 1, 2019.

Learn more about HuntStand and download the mobile app at HuntStand.com.

CONTACTS
Media/PR: Lanford Holloway, lanford@terrastride.com

Advertising Sales: Mike Nelson, mike@scoutlookweather.com

ABOUT TERRASTRIDE & HUNTSTAND

TerraStride, the parent company of HuntStand, makes and markets software for hunters, land managers, and land brokers. HuntStand offers advanced mobile and web-based tools for digital mapping, scouting, weather forecasting, land and game management, high-resolution large scale map printing, trail camera photo management, and social collaboration.