Contors keeps a profile for each buck you are hunting and ties every sighting to the spot it happened. Over a season that turns a pile of camera photos and half-remembered encounters into a pattern you can actually hunt.
Give a buck a name and he gets his own record: photos, the sightings logged against him, where each one happened, and the conditions at the time.

Log a sighting from the field and it is pinned where you saw him, stamped with the date, time, wind direction, temperature, pressure, moon phase and rut phase automatically. Ask Scout what you saw at a stand and it reads these back.

Trail camera photos link to the camera they came from, so a buck’s history is spatial rather than a folder of images.
Buck Score reads a photo and estimates the deer’s age and gross score, with the reasoning shown rather than a bare number.

It is an estimate from a photograph, and it says so. Photo angle, light and the deer’s posture all move the answer — treat it the way you would treat a good second opinion, not a tape measure.
Buck Score is included from Pro at three scans per month, and is unlimited on the Unlimited plan.
Yes. Buck Score estimates a deer’s age and gross score from a photo and shows the reasoning behind the estimate. It is an estimate from an image, not a measurement, and photo angle and posture affect it.
Three per month on the Pro plan, and unlimited on the Unlimited plan.
Yes. Each sighting is pinned where it happened and automatically stamped with date, time, wind direction, temperature, pressure, moon phase and rut phase, so a season of sightings builds a spatial pattern rather than a list.
Yes. Because sightings and buck profiles are part of your property data, you can ask Scout what you have seen of a given buck, where, and under what conditions.
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