iHunter Saskatchewan

iHunter Saskatchewan gives hunters and outdoor enthusiasts a new view into Saskatchewan's wildlife management zones. By overlaying the WMZs on top of base maps, users can see their current location and which WMZ they are in. Dive deeper into specific WMZs to see which big game, predator and game bird seasons are open. Contribute to the map by adding your own waypoints to keep track of hunting spots, past animal harvests, and landowner contact information. 

Features: 

- Includes regulation summary for the current season (free updates every year)
- View WMZs on top of maps (map, hybrid, satellite and terrain views) 
- Select a WMZ to view its summary of big-game, predator and game bird seasons 
- Add waypoints to the map at your current location or the centre of the map 
- Add waypoints to the map based on your known GPS locations 
- Edit the name, description, image and location of your waypoints 
- Store Landowner contact information in waypoints to keep track of all your hunting contacts in one place 
- Send your friends or family an email with your current location so they can easily find you 
- Use the sunrise / sunset calculator to look up legal hunting light at your location
- Share waypoints via email to friends and hunting partners
- Text your location to other users
- Indian Reserve boundary layer
- Measure the distance between waypoints, and from your current location
- Chat with other users
- Share waypoints, current location, and your live location

Pro Tools In-app purchase (one time fee):
- Track your position as you hunt - get an altitude and velocity profile as well as a track overlaid on the map
- Draw over the map to highlight property lines, animal patterns, or trails
- Search the map for businesses or points of interest (internet connection required)
- Recently viewed and favorites lists for WMZs and waypoints

RM Land Ownership Maps: 160+ maps to choose from, between $14.99 and $21.99 CAD each.

Public Land Access In-App Subscription ($9.99 per year):
Adds 5 additional boundary layers including Provincial Forests, Fish and Wildlife Development Fund Land, Huntable Public Parks, No-Hunting areas, and Municipalities.