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The initial version of this app allows me to store my purchased licenses/permits in a digital format, accessible when my device doesn’t have a service connection. It also provides a handful of bookmark links to the KDWPT website. This app lacks any true utility outside of the fact I can store my hunting license on my phone - no different than carrying the paper copy or photographing the paper copy. The lack of integration with iSportsman seems to be a significant shortfall. Additionally, by only providing users with a button that links to the KDWPT website, it doesn’t help hunters and anglers in the field. If I have enough of a service connection to check the website on my phone’s browser, then I don’t need an app to give me a link that takes me to KDWPT’s website. The app also lacks the ability for any form of harvest reporting or survey completion and there is no mapping functionality either. It’s a start but KDWPT needs to continue to invest resources into mobile engagement technology to improve the customer experience of purchasing products (licenses, permits, etc) in conjunction with improving the ability for customers to access information quickly and comfortably (regulations, maps, etc).

Hopefully this is just a beginning, and not the full solution. It will be nice to not need my paper permits, however for deer season it will still require having the paper tag. Take another step towards the mobile era and go fully paperless. Also, develop the app to show seasons & other important information in the app rather than linking to opening the mobile browser.

I purchased my resident fishing permit and trout permit earlier this year, however this app still shows my last year’s permits, which will do me no good in the field. When will the KS HuntFish app be updated to display my 2020 permits? We are already into May! I am prepared by carrying my paper permit in my wallet, however this app was billed with the idea that a person wouldn’t need to carry paper permits.