-- Hunts
-- Sighted
-- Harvested
--% Success

Current Conditions

Best Days

Next 7 days

Data Status

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Hunt Records

Hunt Locations

Date Zone Sighted Killed Group Temp Wind Pressure Moon Status

12-Day Forecast

How Predictions Work

Scores combine research-based wildlife behavior models with your personal hunt data. As you log more hunts with weather enrichment, the model adapts to your specific hunting area.

Temperature (20%) 45-70°F optimal. Pigs reduce activity in extreme temps. Cold pushes feeding to midday; heat shifts to night. Source: Wildlife research + your data.
Barometric Pressure (20%) Falling pressure triggers increased movement as animals sense approaching weather fronts. Rising pressure = post-front calm. Source: Open-Meteo hourly data.
Wind Speed (15%) 1-4 mph ideal. Low wind extends pig activity windows. Above 15 mph, pigs bed down in cover. Source: Open-Meteo forecast.
Soil Moisture (15%) 0.25-0.35 m³/m³ optimal for rooting. Too dry = hard ground. Post-rain brings worms and grubs to surface. Source: Open-Meteo soil data.
Moon Phase (10%) New moon (dark nights) increases nocturnal activity. Full moon can suppress movement. Source: Visual Crossing astronomy data.
Precipitation (10%) 24-72 hours post-rain is prime time. Fresh moisture softens ground and brings food sources up. Source: Open-Meteo precipitation history.

Weights shown are research defaults. With 5+ enriched hunt records, the model learns from YOUR success patterns and adjusts weights accordingly.

Analytics

Adaptive Learning

Model trained on your data

By Group Type

Weather Correlations

Conditions vs. pig sightings

Insights