Hunterizer users can now find First Hunt Foundation mentors directly on the map, making it easier to connect with experienced hunters and learn from them.
The Hunterizer app now includes Georgia’s complete 2026–2027 hunting seasons, regulations, and interactive hunting maps, making it easier than ever for hunters to know what they can legally hunt today anywhere in the state.
All migratory bird seasons are now live in the Hunterizer app, including updated goose hunt areas, expanded sandhill crane opportunities, and the latest Idaho Fish and Game regulations.
Washington hunters can now access the latest 2026–2027 seasons and regulations for waterfowl, upland birds, small mammals, and furbearers in the Hunterizer app, building on the previously released big game seasons.
Texas hunters don’t have to wait for the full regulation booklet in August to start planning fall. With Texas Parks and Wildlife Department officially publishing 2026–2027 hunting season dates, Hunterizer has already updated Texas in the app—adding the new seasons, regulation changes, and a major new feature: species-specific zone maps.
Hunterizer has added Idaho and Tennessee to its Seasons App, marking a major milestone as the platform now supports 10 states. Hunters in both states can instantly see what’s in season anywhere, any day—along with detailed regulations built for real-world use.
Hunterizer has officially released Idaho hunting seasons, adding one of the West’s premier big-game states to its growing lineup. Idaho hunters—and traveling hunters planning western adventures—can now instantly see what’s open to hunt anywhere in the state, on any day of the year.
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