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• Backtrack is now a full-screen compass. The arrow turns as you turn and points you back along your recorded track. • See how far to turn and how far you have left to go. • Night mode with red-on-black display, and the screen stays on while you navigate. • The compass points to true north, corrected automatically for BC. • Your position now keeps updating while you follow a saved track.
BC Hunt puts the British Columbia Hunting and Trapping Regulations Synopsis in your pocket — organised by management unit, readable offline, and free. Pick your MU and a date. BC Hunt shows exactly what is open: species, class, weapon, dates and bag limit, with the conditions and area restrictions that apply to that row. WORKS WHERE YOU HUNT The whole regulations database is stored on your device. No signal, no data plan, no problem — the app works the same in a valley bottom as it does at home. BY MANAGEMENT UNIT, BY DATE Set your MU once and scrub the date forward or back to see what opens and closes. Seasons opening soon are listed with a countdown. Sunrise, sunset and moon phase are shown for the date you have selected. LIMITED ENTRY HUNTING Browse LEH hunts by MU and species, check prior-year odds and quotas, build a shortlist, and see the application deadline. MAPS Management unit boundaries on a map, so you can see which MU you are standing in. The basemap loads over the network; MU boundaries and the regulations themselves work offline. THE OFFICIAL DOCUMENT, TOO Search the regulations and open the official synopsis PDF at the exact page any entry came from. Every season in the app shows the verbatim text it was read from, so you can check it against the source yourself. FREE, AND PRIVATE No account, no sign-up, no ads, no tracking. Location is used only to identify your current management unit, and only when you ask for it. IMPORTANT BC Hunt is an independent app and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or produced by the Province of British Columbia. It is a reference tool, not the legal authority. Always confirm against the official synopsis and any in-season regulation changes before you hunt. Hunters are responsible for knowing and following current regulations.