DUCK CLUB AIHUNT SMARTER · STAY MOBILE
THE FIELD IS CALLING.
THE MODERN WATERFOWL FIELD HQ
THE FIELD IS CALLING.
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Check conditions for any hunting location. Forecasts are predictions, not guaranteed observations.
Exact GPS coordinates (latitude, longitude)
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Radar imagery is provided by Windy. Use the controls on the map to animate rain movement.
Radar is third-party data and may be delayed. Verify severe-weather alerts through the National Weather Service.
Weather-based scouting outlook, not a live count or prediction of actual duck numbers.
Look for changes in wind, temperature and precipitation. Verify bird activity and pressure by scouting.
Explore how wind direction affects a dry-field setup. This is a planning illustration, not a bird movement model.
Weather: Open-Meteo. Moon calculations: SunCalc. Weather is model-based and may change. Verify local conditions before hunting.
Location-specific sunrise and sunset references.
Search by city and state, use your current GPS location, or enter exact coordinates. Astronomical reference times are not necessarily legal shooting hours.
Selecting a city automatically sets its time zone. You can change it here if needed.
Check local hunting regulations for species, state, and season before using any shooting-hour reference.
Track nearby gauges and changing water.
Check nearby rivers and lakes in seconds. See whether water is rising or falling, and when the station last reported.
Gauge readings do not prove a crop field is flooded. Always verify conditions on the ground.
Nearby USGS stations report water conditions; they do not measure the exact field.
You can also enter an 8–15 digit USGS station ID above. Find station IDs
Enter a ZIP code to find nearby gauges, or enter a USGS station number.
These are official agency sources. Report publication dates and counts vary; older reports must not be treated as current bird numbers.
Water data: U.S. Geological Survey. Station measurements are provisional and may be revised. No live bird counts are inferred from gauge readings.