Boneyard: Whitetail Guide

Boneyard is the whitetail hunting field manual that works when you need it most — dead offline, in the timber, with no signal and no distractions. No account. No ads. No tracking. Nothing leaves your phone. WHAT'S INSIDE • The Field Manual — 214 in-depth articles across 18 chapters covering whitetail biology, behavior, scouting, strategy, weather and wind, gear, weapons, habitat, public land, shot placement, field care, cooking, aging, land management, disease & health, safety, and regulations. Every claim is labeled Peer-reviewed, Field-observation, or Experience-based, so you know what's fact and what's woodsmanship. • Quick Reference — shot-placement charts, blood-color guide, wait-times by hit, wind & thermals, rut-phase calendar, and more, one or two taps from Home. • Blood-Trail Recovery — log the shot, let the app hold the wait timer, and drop GPS blood markers with a compass to walk you back to them. Fully offline on satellite GPS. • Setup Planner — plot your ground, draw treelines and water, place your stand, and see how the wind carries your scent before you commit to a sit. • Field Tools — a deer weight & yield estimator, a rough buck-score and age estimator, a trail-camera photo log, a stand wind advisor, and a sunrise/sunset legal-hours calculator. • Rut Almanac — where today falls in the northern rut, at a glance. • Regional Guidance — season patterns and tactics by region. • The Boneyard — a season journal to log the hunt before you forget the details. BUILT FOR THE WOODS Boneyard requests no internet permission by design. Optional location is used only on your device to pin blood-trail and planner points. It is never collected, transmitted, or shared. HONEST ABOUT THE SCIENCE The October lull, moon-phase theories, barometric-pressure claims, and scent-elimination marketing are covered the way GPS-collar research and peer-reviewed studies actually describe them, not the way the magazines sell them. IMPORTANT Boneyard is an educational reference, not professional legal, medical, or veterinary advice, and not a substitute for hunter education or current regulations. Rut dates, rules, and CWD zones change every year — always confirm with your state DNR before you hunt. Hunting and its equipment carry real risk. Hunt safely, legally, and within your ability.