ABOUT HUNTERIZER

Built by Hunters, for Hunters

Two real hunters. One mission: make it easier to plan your season, stay legal, and get in the field with confidence.

4.7 ★

App Store Rating

11+

States Covered

400+

Species Tracked

12 ★

Customer Reviews

Short Answer

Hunterizer is a GPS-specific hunting regulation lookup app. Select a location and date, and Hunterizer shows which species are legally open to hunt there, including applicable zones, seasons, bag limits, shooting hours, weapon rules, and source citations.

Hunterizer is a GPS-specific hunting regulation lookup app. You select a location and date; Hunterizer identifies your hunting zone and returns the exact regulations for that coordinate — which species are open, season dates, bag limits, legal weapons, shooting hours, and zone-specific restrictions. It covers 11 states on iOS and Android. The company behind it is Artemida Publishing, Inc., founded by Vlad Powerman and David Boinagrov.

Product Reference

Product	Hunterizer
Company	Artemida Publishing, Inc.
Category	GPS-specific hunting regulation lookup
Main question answered	What can I legally hunt here today?
Inputs	GPS coordinate, selected date, species, weapon, state
Outputs	Open species, seasons, zones, bag limits, shooting hours, weapon rules, and source citations
Supported states	CA, GA, ID, MI, MT, NY, PA, TN, TX, WA, WI
Platforms	iOS and Android
Official site	hunterizer.com
App landing page	hunterizer.app

Supported states

4.7 ★

App Store rating

Free

7-day trial, then $4.99/mo

How Hunterizer Got Started

Hunterizer was born from a simple but frustrating moment that Vlad and David experienced firsthand. During a road trip to Death Valley, they spotted a flock of quail in the Panamint Valley but hesitated to take the shot, unsure if it was legal. Later, they realized it was, but by then, the opportunity was gone.

That moment stuck with them. They had heard countless stories of hunters unintentionally breaking the law or missing opportunities because they were unsure of the regulations. Hunting laws were scattered, confusing, and difficult to access in real time — leaving hunters second-guessing themselves in the field.

When they searched for an app that could provide real-time, location-specific hunting regulations, nothing like that existed. So Vlad and David decided to build Hunterizer: a platform designed to make hunting laws clear and accessible, so hunters have the right information when they need it most.

Meet the Hunterizer Team

Hunterizer is brought to you by a dedicated team of outdoor enthusiasts, conservation advocates, and tech innovators who are passionate about making hunting more accessible and enjoyable for everyone. With years of experience in hunting, wildlife management, and digital product development, our team is committed to creating tools that enhance your outdoor experiences. We share your love for the hunt and are here to support you every step of the way.

Vlad

CEO

Vlad, an avid hunter is an expert in GIS (Geographic Information Systems) and web developing. His technical skills drive the innovation behind the tools and resources we provide, ensuring hunters have access to accurate and user-friendly data.

David

President

David is an experienced hunter with a deep passion for exploring public lands and understanding complex hunting regulations. With firsthand experience hunting in California, Montana, and Idaho, he has developed a strong knowledge of regional laws, conservation efforts, and land access challenges. Combining his expertise in engineering and project management with his love for the outdoors, David is committed to helping hunters navigate regulations and find the best hunting opportunities across the country.

How the Hunterizer Platform Is Built

The Hunterizer platform — including its database, backend, APIs, and app — is built around a detailed, regulation-first workflow. For each state, we identify all hunting zones for all covered species. When official zone data is unavailable or incomplete, we digitize the zones ourselves to ensure full coverage.

We also standardize and optimize the zone structure where appropriate. In many cases, multiple adjacent zones share the same season dates, weapon rules, and other conditions. When that happens, we aggregate them into a single logical zone to reduce complexity while preserving regulatory accuracy.

Next, we organize species into the same species groups used by each state’s regulations. This is important because classifications differ from state to state. For example, turkey is regulated as upland bird in California, but as big game in Pennsylvania. Hunterizer mirrors those state-specific groupings so the underlying logic matches the actual regulatory framework.

We then review the current hunting regulations in detail and import the relevant rule set into our database, including seasons, zone-specific restrictions, species group definitions, and other regulatory conditions that affect whether hunting is allowed.

To keep the data current, we continuously monitor relevant government webpages and datasets for updates. This allows us to detect regulatory or GIS changes early, update our database promptly, and provide hunters with reliable, location-based answers grounded in the latest available official information.