Log your own hunts with your crew, or run your club’s blinds as a business — from the marsh.
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Log your own hunts and see what’s actually working at your spots. Bring the kids and keep their record from the first hunt on. Run a lease group’s schedule so nobody double-books a blind. Or run blinds as a club — packages, day-hunt bookings, guides, and the analytics to back it up. MarshHQ covers all of it from one account, not three different apps.
Two ways to hunt
Personal logging and lease-group scheduling
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Built for operators
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Bag-limit warnings, drake/hen counts, decoy setups, and per-shooter attribution on group hunts — plus a warden-ready PDF export of the session.
Calendar & reservations, a waitlist, guest limits, and a fair-use tracker that splits blind time evenly across the roster.
Every hunt saves the real forecast and historical conditions — wind, pressure trend, temperature — then rolls it up per spot, so you can see which conditions actually put birds in front of your blind.
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Live capture
Add a youth hunter with a first name and birth year — no account needed. Put them on a reservation or a blind session and their birds go on their own record: birds, hunts, seasons hunted, favorite species, and their first hunt with how old they were. When they’re grown, one link hands every hunt over to an account of their own. Free on every plan.
Member packages, seasonal lease contracts, day-hunt bookings with guide assignment, and club-level analytics — for the blinds your club runs as an operation.
Plans
Bag limits and season dates are for reference only and may not reflect the most current regulations. Always verify with USFWS and your state wildlife agency before hunting.
On phones
Not a stripped-down companion — the whole thing, built for the phone already in your pocket at 4:50 AM, including logging a hunt when there’s no signal in the timber. They aren’t ready today, and we’d rather say so than put a date on it.
Until then MarshHQ runs in any phone browser — it’s built mobile-first.
Coming soon
