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What is
Audio
Scouting?

Every gobble. Every bugle. Every howl. Every distant sound carries information about what’s happening beyond your sight.

 

For generations, hunters have relied on those sounds to make decisions in the field. Audio Scouting takes that idea a step further by capturing wildlife sounds, preserving them, and turning them into useful scouting intelligence.

 

It’s not about replacing instinct or experience.

 

It’s about helping hunters hear more, understand more, and make better decisions.

The Definition of
Audio Scouting

The Beginning of a New Catagory

Trail cameras changed how hunters use pictures.

 

GPS changed how hunters navigate.

 

Cellular technology changed how information is delivered.

 

Audio Scouting represents another step forward.

 

For the first time, hunters can preserve and review the sounds of the woods just as easily as they review trail camera photos.

 

It’s a new way to scout.

 

A new way to learn.

 

And a new way to understand the story wildlife has been telling all along.

Card for the definition of AudioScouting, with owl drawing.

(noun)


 

The practice of using wildlife sounds to understand animal behavior before, during, and after the hunt—giving

hunters new wildlife

intelligence to make better decisions in the field.

Audio Scouting

Graphic showing the AudioScout O.W.L. listening, with an elk and a turkey.
Graphic showing the AudioScout O.W.L. listening, with an elk and a turkey.

An AudioScout O.W.L. quietly listens for wildlife sounds while you’re away.

 

When a target sound is detected, it captures the audio, records when it happened, and sends the information directly to the AudioScout app.

 

Instead of wondering what happened in the woods, you can review real detections, listen to the actual sounds, see where the sound came from on interactive maps,  and build a clearer picture of wildlife activity over time.

How does
Audio Scouting work?

WHAT CAN
AUDIO SCOUTING TELL YOU?

Timing matters in the woods. Knowing when the turkeys are gobbling, elk are bugling, or other wildlife is vocal can tell you when activity is happening, even when you're not there to hear it.

Hearing an animal is one thing. Knowing which direction it came from and about how far away it was makes that sound a whole lot more useful.

Individual detections become a history you can review to recognize patterns in wildlife acttivity.

Audio Scouting continues listening after you've left, giving you information you otherwise would never have  heard.

WHEN WILDLIFE IS VOCAL

WHERE THE SOUND CAME FROM

HOW ACTIVITY CHANGES OVER TIME

AudioScout App showing turkey gobble detections with recorded audio, detection times, distance and locations on a satalite map.

WHAT HAPPENED WHILE YOU WERE GONE

SEE THE BIG PICTURE

Watch detections play over time with interactive maps telling the story of the woods in an entirely new way. 

KNOW WHEN.

Listen to the actual sounds captured in the woods.

HEAR IT.

See the location of each detection.

KNOW WHERE.

Real detections. Real Audio. Real infomation you can use.

Experience Audio Scouting
 

Every detection is timestamped, so you know exactly when it happened.

Frequently asked questions

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HEAR MORE. KNOW MORE. HUNT BETTER

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