How-to · 10 min
Start a lease group
Set up a blind and a roster for your crew, invite everyone, and turn on the calendar so nobody double-books a morning.
Before you start
- A blind or hunting spot your crew leases or hunts together for the season
Set up your blind and group in one step
"New Blind & Group" walks through both at once: the blind’s name, type and location, then the season dates and how many members the roster holds. Running a group is a Group plan feature — it covers your first 6 members in one payment, and members themselves never pay to join.
Set the state, zone, and season dates
Dropping the pin also pre-fills the state — change it if that’s wrong. Pick your hunting zone if the state has one, or leave it "Not sure — set it later." Once both are set, the group page offers a one-tap "Load [state] [zone] seasons" button that ticks every regulated season for you to review and save — nothing changes the calendar until you save it.
Important
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.
Invite your crew
The group page has a shareable invite link — anyone who opens it can join while there’s room on the roster. You can also add a member directly by their email from the same page, no link required.
Turn on the calendar, reservations, and waitlist
Once the group is active, the schedule turns on: a monthly calendar split by morning, afternoon, or all-day periods, member reservations against the blind’s capacity, and a waitlist that offers the spot to the next person in line when a reservation opens up.
Keep it fair
The fair-use tracker compares days hunted per member against the group average, updating as each hunt is logged — it’s there so a shared blind stays shared, without anyone having to keep score by hand.
