Hunt GPX-Deer Tracker Status

Save the GPX file and re-upload it in HuntGPX for later use or send the GPX file you saved to a friend or relative to finish up tracking the deer (for example, if you ran out of time hunting, weather conditions worsened, etc. ). 3.  For example, some maps may be better in suburban type hunting settings just outside of town, while others that are more geared towards remote topography would be better for more remote locations.  For example, record hunting differences depending on different circumstances and calculate how to optimize your future hunts. 6.  Record hunting path for each hunt and compare with future hunts. 4.  Send GPX files that you save to your fellow hunters or save them for your next hunt or for next hunting season. 1.  Multiple map sources to optimize your hunting experience for urban and outdoor settings.  GPS coordinates of current location should you need to send them to a hunting buddy. 7.  Offline caching of maps for using in remote locations without a cell signal. 8.  Create GPS traces with waypoints while hunting!  Track deer (or other game) blood by leaving waypoints and notes.  If you fear you will soon lose your GPS signal, cache the map information and use it offline. 9.  Offline map support and no time restrictions.  TIME, SPEED, and ALTITUDE of your hunts.  Edit waypoints after you have already saved them. 10.  GPS signal strength indicator.  Please note:
 Continued use of GPS running in the background can dramatically decrease battery life.