The first full hunt-decision scoring layer for BuckVisionAI. This dashboard defines how property opportunity, stand ranking, wind fit, weather movement triggers, pressure risk, camera activity, and seasonal timing combine into one HuntScore recommendation.
Intelligence Core Stand Ranking Logic HuntScore Engine Wind & Access Risk Logic Movement Prediction LogicReport Intelligence Bridge Autonomous Scoring Run Explainable HuntScoreThe setup itself carries the most weight. Good timing cannot fix a bad stand, bad access, or poor wind fit.
Fronts, temperature drops, rising/falling pressure, cloud cover, rain timing, and weather transitions increase or reduce movement odds.
A high HuntScore should never override a dangerous wind. Bad wind can instantly downgrade the recommendation.
Recent activity, daylight trends, repeat timestamps, target buck direction, and fresh sign strengthen confidence.
Early season, pre-rut, rut, post-rut, late season, food shifts, and hunting pressure change the weight of each clue.
Pressure can ruin otherwise good conditions. HuntScore should downgrade obvious, overused, or high-risk setups.
HuntScore = (Stand Ranking Score × 0.25) + (Weather Movement Trigger × 0.20) + (Wind & Scent Safety × 0.20) + (Camera / Sign Momentum × 0.15) + (Seasonal Timing × 0.10) + (Human Pressure Advantage × 0.10) Output: 0-39 = Stay out / do not educate deer 40-59 = Low-confidence sit / scout or observe 60-74 = Huntable with caution 75-89 = Strong hunt window 90-100 = Premium sit / highest-priority hunt window Automatic Downgrades: - Unsafe wind into bedding: cap at 59 - Bad access contamination: cap at 64 - Recent heavy pressure: cap at 69 - No movement evidence and weak terrain: cap at 74
BuckVisionAI should not tell a hunter to hunt simply because weather looks good. A true HuntScore must require the right stand, clean access, safe wind, movement evidence, season context, and low pressure risk working together.