Upland Journal

Step One: Prepare your basic information.

Begin by quickly adding lists of Dogs, Species and Hunters.

Each list has a “Current” setting – the current Dog, Species and Hunt are added to any new Bird Find.

Use colors for each Dog and Species, and show Bird Finds on the Map view color coded by either Dog or Species.

Step Two: Record Bird Finds in the Field

Bird Finds are the basic building blocks for Upland Journal. The information for Hunts, Trips, and Seasons is based on your Bird Finds. A Hunt will show the dogs, species, and birds found an taken from the Bird Finds tagged with that Hunt.

Use the GPS-enabled interface to accurately mark Bird Finds at your current location. Multiple methods of adding Bird Finds are available – including the large Plus icon on the Home Screen or Map screen.

Or, create an “Add a Bird Find” shortcut to your phone to make adding even easier!

Step Three: Combine your Bird Finds into Hunts and Trips.

Hunts are partial or full day hunts at a particular location.

Trips are multi-day excursions, often to a remote location. Combine multiple Hunts into a trip to track how well you did on that South Dakota pheasant opening weekend.