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The no glow is still exceptional, even though it’s not as good as the low glow.

Here are some daylight and nighttime examples from an no glow DC2.

I completely understand the point about wanting the website and app to have the same features. That makes sense, especially when you’re using HuntControl primarily from your phone.

One thing to keep in mind is that, with many technology companies that offer both a web platform and a mobile app, the website is essentially the parent platform, while the app is a mobile version that continues to develop and catch up with the web-based features over time. The two don’t always have feature-for-feature parity at the same time.

That doesn’t mean the features you’re looking for won’t make it into the app. They will continue to be added as the app develops.

In the meantime, you can access HuntControl from your phone’s browser using Safari or Chrome. Just log in through the website and you’ll have access to those web-based features right from your phone. I actually use both—I have the HuntControl app on my iPhone, but I also have the website saved to my home screen and use it when I need something that hasn’t made its way into the app yet.

So I definitely understand the request for everything to be in the app. It’s just a matter of the app continuing to evolve alongside the web platform.

What model cam?
What card are you using?

Some customers are HF some are not. I do see lots of low fence ranches in Texas. But I really don’t have a good grasp of who is HF vs LF

They all grow giants to me. Texas is different.

Feed this into my veins!!!

What’s missing this thread is the customer support experience.



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Yes sir.

They need to experience it to see the difference.

I don’t have much to add to this thread other than my grandfather was with the first marine division on the island of Peleliu and in the Guadalcanal conflict.

He was a farm boy from Garden City, Kansas, who enlisted in the Marines
My grandfather was adopted as his biological family gave him and his sister up during the great depression.

Met a lifelong friend on the beaches in the south Pacific moved his family out of Garden City when they returned to South Louisiana

He didn’t talk about the war very much, but on very rare occasions when he had one too many beers. Once such occasion, we were playing golf at Briarwood on airline and he was in his 80s. He was just watching and riding in the cart and drinking and he told me stories about machine gun nests wiping out many of his friends. Discovering caves in the rocky cliffs when the tide was out. Flamethrower filling caves up with fire and enemy soldiers bailing out on fire.

That Generation saw some tough shite.

Dramamine

Start one day before. Continue till trip ends.

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