Daily Easy-to-Read Maps Showing Where Waterfowl Are
FowlTracker uses cutting-edge radar and telemetry data to give you maps of where waterfowl actually are, migration insights, and weather overlays - all in one easy-to-use platform. Each morning at civil twilight (when birds are most active), we process raw radar data to create an image of where waterfowl are.
Example of Waterfowl Density Map on Jan 29, 2025 in Ballard County, KY
Historical Data for Your Hunting Spots
Not sure what day to go? We can show you what days of the year birds have been at your blind.
Weather & Other Map Layers
View other helpful map layers, such as weather, moon phase, topography, and public/private land boundaries.
We're Currently in Beta! Sign up for free.
We are currently in beta for the 2024 hunting season, and access is completely free during this time. Starting with the 2025 hunting season (around November 1, 2025), we expect to charge $99 per season for access to FowlTracker.
Raw radar data is updated every 2 hours and includes a wide range of data points—such as cars, rain, and other interference—which can make it difficult to interpret. With our daily processed data, we use machine learning and radar expertise to filter out irrelevant signals and provide a clear, easy-to-read map of waterfowl presence and density, specifically updated each morning during peak waterfowl activity.
Each map is processed at a resolution of 250 square meters per pixel. The color of each pixel indicates the density of waterfowl within that area, allowing you to precisely identify high-activity zones.
Yes! FowlTracker works seamlessly on both desktop and mobile devices. However, it does require internet access to ensure you’re viewing the latest maps and data updates.
Absolutely! FowlTracker allows you to save favorite hunting spots, log hunt details (bag counts, weather, notes), and review historical data to optimize your future hunts.