Map Drawing

Map Drawing lets you annotate the ProHunt map with lines, routes, and filled polygons. Sketch out a deer drive before you walk it, mark the boundaries of your permitted hunt area, or outline a bedding thicket. Drawn shapes are saved, shared with your team, and available offline.

Drawing Tools

ToolShape CreatedCommon Uses
Line / routeOpen path between tapped pointsDrive routes, approach trails, blood trails, road access
Polygon / areaClosed filled shapeProperty boundaries, permitted zones, food plots, cover areas
FreehandAny drawn shapeQuick sketches, irregular habitat outlines
CircleRadius from a centre pointSafety distance zones, broadcast range markers

Drawing a Shape

  1. Open Drawing mode

    Tap the pencil icon in the right map toolbar to enter Drawing mode. The toolbar changes to show drawing-specific controls.

  2. Select a tool

    Choose Line, Polygon, Freehand, or Circle from the drawing toolbar.

  3. Tap to add points

    For Line and Polygon, tap the map to place each vertex. For Freehand, trace with your finger continuously. For Circle, tap the centre and drag to set the radius.

  4. Close the shape

    For Polygon, tap the first point again to close the shape. For Line, tap the checkmark to finish.

  5. Customise style

    Choose line colour, fill colour (for polygons), line weight, and opacity. Use different colours for different shape types — red for restricted zones, green for permitted areas, blue for water features.

  6. Name and save

    Add an optional name and note. Tap Save to store the shape.

Editing Existing Shapes

Tap any saved shape to select it. From the edit menu you can:

  • Move individual vertices by dragging
  • Add new vertices by tapping a segment
  • Delete vertices
  • Change colour and style
  • Rename or add notes
  • Delete the entire shape

Colour Conventions

ProHunt does not enforce a colour system, but consistent conventions help team communication:

  • Green — permitted hunt areas, safe zones, approach routes
  • Red — restricted or dangerous zones, neighbour properties, no-go areas
  • Blue — water features, creek crossings, drainage routes
  • Amber — caution zones, stand firing lanes, property boundary areas
  • Grey — roads, tracks, fences

Sharing and Team Access

Shapes can be shared with your team so all members see the same annotations. Shared shapes are visible on team members' maps and are included in downloaded offline regions. This is the primary way to communicate drive routes and zone assignments to a team before or during a hunt.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I measure the area of a drawn polygon?
Yes. Tap a closed polygon and the area in hectares or acres is shown in the details panel.

Related Features

  • Waypoints — point locations to complement drawn areas
  • Land Parcels — ownership information where available (coverage in active development)
  • Team Features — share drive routes and zone plans with your team