Which Stand, Which Day, Which Hour
Pick a date and an hour and Contors ranks every stand you own against that hour’s forecast. Not a generic “good day to hunt” rating — your stands, your bedding, your access, scored on the wind that is actually forecast for that hour.
Stands ranked to a forecast hour
Each stand carries its best winds. Choose the day and the sit and every stand is scored against the forecast wind for that hour, with the top pick flagged and the reason given — including how your scent sits relative to your bedding areas and whether you can reach the stand without walking through them.
The weather that matters
Live conditions and the hourly forecast for the property itself: wind speed and direction, temperature, pressure and its trend, humidity, cloud, precipitation, moon phase, and the rut phase for your county.
Pressure trend and the front behind it are what most hunters actually plan around, so they are on the same screen as the stand ranking rather than in a separate weather app.
A journal that fills itself in
Log a hunt and the conditions are stamped automatically — wind, temperature, pressure, moon and rut phase — along with which stand you sat and what you saw.
That history is what makes the second season better than the first, and it is data Scout reads when you ask what has worked at a stand.
Ask instead of tapping
Everything on this page can be asked in words: “which stand tomorrow evening on a north wind?” or “what did I see the last three sits at the creek stand?” Scout answers from the same data and can open the plan for you.
Common questions
Can Contors tell me which stand to hunt?
Yes. Choose a date and an hour and every stand you have mapped is scored against that hour’s forecast wind, with the best pick flagged and the reasoning given, including scent geometry to your bedding areas and whether your access route is clean.
Does Contors have a hunt journal?
Yes. Each entry records the stand you sat and what you saw, and stamps itself automatically with wind, temperature, pressure, moon phase and rut phase. Scout reads that history when you ask what has worked at a given stand.
What weather data does Contors use?
Live conditions and hourly forecast for the property, from the National Weather Service where it covers the ground, with Open-Meteo model data behind it: wind, temperature, pressure and trend, humidity, cloud, precipitation and moon, plus the rut phase for your county.
Is hunt planning available on the free plan?
The wind, scent and live weather tools are on every plan including free. Stand ranking works with the stands you have mapped.
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