needing some suggestions

[kyhareraiser]

 a new iPhone4 was slipped into my stocking  and i know there are a few iPhone owners out there so heres how i hope you'ins can help me..what kind of good apps do you have on your iPhone that helps you with hunting related things,like maybe GPS, weather, ect. that i might be able to download and use

[bird]

WeatherBug
Sunrise & Fall

[Deputy 14]

Cabelas Recon Hunt app without any doubt. It's awesome.
Field & Stream Rut Reporters
BulletDrop+

[Dbrnmllr]

Rut reporters
Daylight
Weather.com
Outdoorlife weather
Google earth

[Gobble!]

Google Earth is my favorite

[Crutch]

Intellicast weather.
Google earth.

[CASH]

Weather Underground
     Hunters Journal

[mason0366]

I dont know if iphones got it or not. Mytracks and timeto hunt

[Gobble!]

I also like trophy Tom and trophy score

[catdaddy]

I went kicking and screaming to get my Iphone about a year ago. I thought I was happy with my razor but the wife & son insisted I get one--boy I am glad I did. Here are some apps i use a lot and fien useful. I can'r remember whcih ones were already loaded on it when I got and which one I had to add using the "App Store"

* Calander--great from keeping track of appointments, birthdays, meeting etc..
* Maps-- I use the road map GPS to findp places when driving--especially when out of time. I use the satilite view when hunting--very helpful when in a new place.
* Weather--I keep certain cities/areas keyed in
*Utilites--the alarm clock is helpfull to get me up to go hunting. I already have keyed in several different times.
* Flashlight----very usefull
*Primos--has a bunch of game sounds
* MyRadar---get this one for sure.

[Mailman]

weather hd
radar us
sunrise, sunset

[maustypsu]

I just got a speaker and a turkey call app so I can keep my hands free this year and not bother with a mouth call.   

There is a great app that every gun owner should have - CCW by Workman Consulting

Tapatalk is how I interact with OldGobbler on my phone.

MotionX GPS is my favorite way to get around the woods.  It's like Mapquest and Google Earth all in one.

And last year I drove from work to a buddy's property with all of my turkey stuff at my hunt club which was further away.  I figured I would help him roost a bird but didn't have any locator calls.  So I hooked up the iPhone to my truck and blasted a crow call from the phone...  I know it was cheating.  We didn't get any turkeys to answer back but we did have a bunch of crows squawk by us.

[Shellwaster]

Weather underground app
GPS Kit app
ArcGIS app
Bullet drop app
Cabela's hunt app
Words with friends app
Hanging with friends app
Tapatalk app