The first setup-ranking layer for BuckVisionAI. This page defines how the system turns bedding detection, corridor strength, wind fit, access safety, pressure risk, camera evidence, and seasonal timing into a ranked list of stand or saddle setup recommendations.
Intelligence Core Corridor & Funnel Logic Bedding Detection HuntScore Calculation Logic Wind & Access Risk Logic Report Intelligence Bridge Autonomous Scoring RunA stand ranks higher when it sits near high-confidence bedding-to-food travel, funnels, staging cover, or repeat camera movement.
A good stand must work with the forecast wind without blowing scent into bedding, travel, food, or exit routes.
A stand loses value fast if the hunter cannot enter and exit without educating deer.
Stand setups improve when they avoid common hunter access, obvious field edges, roads, parking, and overused stands.
Trail camera history, tracks, rubs, scrapes, and repeat travel direction strengthen stand confidence.
The best setup changes by early season, pre-rut, rut, post-rut, late season, weather fronts, and food shifts.
Stand Ranking Score = (Movement Opportunity × 0.25) + (Wind Fit × 0.20) + (Access Safety × 0.20) + (Pressure Advantage × 0.15) + (Camera / Sign Confidence × 0.10) + (Seasonal Timing × 0.10) Output: 0-39 = Do not hunt / scout only 40-59 = Low-confidence setup 60-74 = Huntable with caution 75-89 = Strong stand candidate 90-100 = Priority stand / premium sit opportunity
BuckVisionAI should never rank a stand highly just because deer are nearby. A true priority setup must combine movement opportunity, clean access, wind fit, low pressure risk, and timing into one huntable decision.