Pursuit: Hunting Maps

MAP • Tribal land is now its own map category with its own shading and legend entry, and the tap card never calls tribal land public. • Access Agreements layer (Pro): private land that a state agency opens to public hunting under a walk-on program, shown on top of the private shading. First states: Michigan, Kentucky, Florida, Hawaii and Massachusetts. • Animal Heat Map scoring now weighs cover-to-feed edges, feed and year-round water, and no longer leaves gaps along state lines. • Ownership on the tap card is more accurate: every spelling of the United States reads as federal, Indian trust title reads as tribal, and WMAs show their actual owner. • Tilted 3D views load parcels around where you are looking instead of out to the horizon. TRACKS, PINS AND MEASURE • Add notes and a photo to a track, just like a pin. • Measure: press a segment and drag to insert a new point. • Resend a pending folder invitation. PLAN • Every state's tag brief now shows the official cost, where to buy or apply, draw odds, an Over the Counter or Draw badge, and upcoming application reminders. • Idaho tags show published hunt quotas, and tag sales and harvest data link to the unit on the map. • Hunter-orange requirements appear beside each weapon's dates. • Simpler tag selection, starred tags first, and the species follows the state you pick. OFFLINE • Saved offline maps can now total up to 50 GB (keeping 2 GB of free space), and large or state-edge areas save their public land correctly. • Search recovers after a Wi-Fi handoff and offers a retry when offline. FIXES • GPS and compass follow recover correctly after unlocking your phone. • The track save sheet reopens properly after being dismissed. • Lower memory use when tapping parcels repeatedly or loading large parcel areas. • Utah and Louisiana season corrections.