Everything you claim, check off or post gets your name on it. This phone remembers.
The Blink cameras live in their own app — there is no public API, so arming or checking them from here isn't possible (Blink doesn't allow third-party arm/disarm). This just gets you there fast.
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This is the part of the app worth the most, and it starts with you recognising one animal.
From then on he has a profile: every sighting, which stands he uses, what hour he moves, and what the weather was doing each time.
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Imagery © Esri, Maxar, Earthstar Geographics
Circle size is sightings under the current filter; orange means bucks were in them. Cameras only — the ground between them is not measured, so nothing is drawn there.
Everything here comes from your own photos — 28,498 of them, normalised by how long each camera was actually running. If the data can't answer, it'll say so rather than guess.
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The strongest verified patterns on the property, in plain language. Whole season, whole property — the filter rail does not narrow this panel.
The stories every deer camp argues about, tested against this lease's own exposure-weighted record. A verdict here is your cameras talking, not the barber shop.
Sightings per 100 camera-hours under each condition. The grey band underneath each bar is how many hours that condition actually held — so 10× the photos across 50× the hours reads as the worse bet it is. Whole season; filters don't apply here.
Exposure-weighted, false-discovery-controlled — these survived the math. Whole season; the species pills above pick the animal.
Sightings per camera-hour, by hour. The lit band is legal shooting light; the faint ring is camera-hours watched.
Bar length is sightings per camera-hour from that direction. The faint band behind each bar is how many hours that wind actually blew.
Which winds make each stand and which kill it — wind matters more at some spots than others. Stands it doesn't move are listed at the bottom.
Share of buck movement in legal light, week by week per camera. A flip toward daylight is THE signal to move in. Whole season.
Named deer and the conditions each one actually moves in. Tap a card for his full profile.
Where the response curves point, day by day. Tomorrow's board has the sit-by-sit odds; this is the week at a glance.
Frame not on disk — the label is still reviewable from the two opinions.
What's actually in the frame?
Keys: 1/2 pick an answer · S skip
One cell per day — a record, not a comparison, so colour is the count. Hover for the camera-hours behind it; click a day to filter to it.