Hunting Log for versions of Microsoft Access earlier than version 2007
Hunting Log for version 2007 of Microsoft Access and computers without Microsoft Access
The Hunting Log actually serves two purposes. The most obvious is to record the game taken and the circumstances of the hunt. Each main record represents a single day. Within that day afield you can record multiple sightings of game or game taken and further break them down by species, location, and other details.
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Hunting Log for versions of Microsoft Access earlier than version 2007 |
Hunting Log for version 2007 of Microsoft Access and computers without Microsoft Access
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The second purpose is to record the results of scouting trips. Scouting is important to hunting success. Keeping accurate accounts of game sighted, weather conditions at the time, and the locations of game sightings will contribute to your ability to take game when the hunting season begins.
Remember to enter notes about the performance of your equipment, too, in the Notes field. Maybe a game call didn’t sound very good due to a cracked reed, or maybe one call just worked better than another. Maybe your range-finder needs calibrating, or maybe you need to replace a strap on your tree stand.
Accurate, detailed records will not only help you maintain your current equipment, they can also help you make intelligent decisions when buying new equipment.
If you have photos of game or other objects worth remembering, it is recommended that you store them on your computer's hard drive, then refer to their locations in the Photo Gallery with a cross-referencing comment in the Note field of the Hunting Log.
Game and Hunter
This report lets you choose a species of game and the hunter who harvested it. The report includes yearly totals.
Game Taken
This report lets you choose a hunter and click Print. The report then lists all of the game species taken by that hunter. If you leave the Hunter field blank and click the Print All button, the report lists all game taken by all hunters.
Game Sightings
This report lists all game sighted, regardless of species or hunter, and groups them by game species. This is a handy way to review a history of game sightings, locations, and dates.
Hunting Locations
This report lists all game taken, regardless of species or hunter, and groups them by the Hunting Location entered in the Hunting Log. This is an effective way of determining how productive one location may be over another.
Hunting Trip Checklist
The checklist holds up to 36 items. After printing the checklist, check off each item as you pack it.
Blank Hunting Log Input Sheets
The Blank Hunting Log Input Sheets is a report consisting of blank forms that you can take along and fill-in during your hunting/scouting trips. When you return home, you can transfer the information from the completed forms to the Hunting Log at your leisure.