Are you ...
- A. Tired of texting pictures of your trophies?
- B. Tired of negative comments when posting to general media sites?
- C. Hesitant to post your hunting photos where non hunting friends may see them?
Big Buck Down! gives you the opportunity to share your photos and hunting information with friends or, if they choose, the whole Big Buck Down community.
Hunters can view and send hunting photos through the network.
Hunters can invite friends to join and share through the network.
Hunters can assign their trophies to the exact spot on a global map using GPS and Geo Location technology.
This can be accomplished while in the field, or updated later. Of course, if a hunter has a secret spot they can always move the pin to a “general” location. All information and sharing is the hunters’ choice.
Hunters can create their own private trophy room if they would prefer not to share their trophies with the rest of the Big Buck Down! community.
Not only may you have more then one photo on each trophy animal, you also have the ability to enter a report or story of your adventure that you can share with friends.
This report is attached to the trophy and can be edited or created at any time.
Our experience with paid apps is that offering a free, limited version of the app is important for several reasons.
All of the accounting, downloading updates, etc. is handled by Apple or Google depending on the hunters’ device.
Big Buck Down! allows hunters to select from hundreds of species as defined by SCI and Boone and Crocket.
Our species and location database covers all hunting locations from around the globe.
Hunters can also choose their method of kill be it a rifle, muzzle loader, bow, handgun, or crossbow.
Easy to use, mobile friendly menus.
We are also hunters! We know what makes other hunters tick!
We understand the frustration and dangers of pursing our sport on social media sites: Negative, even vicious comments left for all to see by anti-hunting individuals means that most of us to not use social media to share our hunts with others.
Most of us do not want to post our photos on the same social sites we share with our friends, employers, customers, and family members, as the non/anti-hunters among them may be offended or worse.
Our programmers have written apps for some of the largest corporations in the world and are certified Apple and Google enterprise developers.