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The new "Property Lines" update for the ScoutLook Hunting App allows users to view property lines, property sizes, landowner information and other helpful property details for 97 percent of the U.S., with coverage in all 50 states.

The Quality Deer Management Association and Powderhook have announced the release of the 2016 update to their "Deer Tracker" app, a free program that allows hunters to monitor deer activity and harvests in their surrounding region and throughout the country. New interactive features allow users to estimate the age and score of bucks in posted photos as well as locate nearby public hunting land.

The Ozonics HR500 ozone generator offers significant performance enhancements, including a 50 percent reduction in noise, a "hands-free" app-enabled interface and remote-control compatibility.

In the ever-evolving world of social media, we are constantly looking for new ways to connect with our readers. The latest way appears to be an app called CamoSpace, designed specifically for members of the hunting community.

Featuring the PĒK (Programable Elevation Knob) system, a built-in Heads-Up Display and Bluetooth connectivity for uploading custom ballistic data from the new BurrisConnect Mobile App, the Veracity PH is designed to imbue confidence in the field.

Turkey season is here. To help hunters fill their tags this spring, the National Wild Turkey Federation and Powderhook have released Gobble Map 2.0, an updated and more fleshed-out version of its original turkey-specific app.

The new SIG Sauer BDX app/rangefinder/scope system will show you exactly which aiming point to use for a direct hit out to 800 yards. As SIG advertises, just “connect the dot.”

Mantis announces its new X8 archery training tool, a small, precision-sensing device that tracks minute movements, collecting thousands of datapoints per second. Once mounted on the bow, the X8 analyzes shooter movements and sends the data via Bluetooth to the MantisX Archery app for smartphones and tablets.

The acronym embedded in the nomenclature of the SIG Sauer BDX system says it all—Ballistic Data Xchange is exactly what occurs when using the optics system. It is three units—a riflescope, laser rangefinder and smartphone app—which work in sync to ensure hunters fire at distant targets with certainty.