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Hunt Buddy
A kudu, broadside, with the heart and lungs marked

Your offline field guide for an ethical shot

Shot placement for 33 species, a guide to 21 hunting cartridges, and what to do with the meat once the animal is down. Everything is on your phone, so it works where there is no signal.

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33 species on two continents

21 southern African, from steenbok to Cape buffalo, and 12 North American, from coyote to grizzly bear.

Southern Africa

North America

Shot Placement Guide

Photos of each animal from three or four angles, with the heart and lungs marked and an aim point, so you know where to place the shot before you are behind the rifle. Each animal also has its tracks, horns or antlers where it has them, weights and trophy information.

Swipe through the animals, or search by name, scientific name or area.

The species gallery in the app, showing the black wildebeest
The shot placement card for the black wildebeest, with the heart and lungs marked

Caliber Guide

21 cartridges, from the .223 Remington to the .500 Nitro Express. Compare range, velocity, energy and recoil, read the Taylor Knock-Out (TKO) figure for each, and see which calibers suit which class of game.

A cape buffalo in the veld
Cape Buffalo

Meat Processing Guide

What to do once the animal is down, step by step:

  • Field dressing
  • Skinning
  • Cooling and hanging
  • Cuts of meat
  • Biltong
A impala in the veld
Impala

Built for the field

Works offline
Everything is stored on your phone, so the app works in the veld with no signal at all.
Metric or imperial
Caliber figures in metres and joules for Africa, and in yards, feet per second and foot-pounds for the USA. Switch at any time.
Your colours
Five colour themes, on a dark or a light background.
Track size for the black wildebeest, drawn to scale with its length and width

Hunt responsibly

Hunt Buddy supports your judgement in the field. It does not replace it. The figures are guides, every animal and every shot is different, and the decision to shoot is yours. Know and follow the hunting laws where you hunt. Read the terms of use.