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Plan the hunt before you draw the tag

Wapi Camp picks Colorado units and seasons from your points, the draw odds, and facts about each unit. You never look up a hunt code.

Start planning Built and tested on real Colorado hunts.

Bull elk standing in misty timber at dawn

The planner

What Wapi does

Unit recommendations you can check

Tell Wapi the animal, your points, how far you will drive, and how you like to hunt. It ranks the units and seasons that fit, and every number on the page comes from CPW draw and harvest records you can open yourself.

Weather by elevation band

Mountain weather changes with altitude, so Wapi gives you the forecast for the low, middle, and high country of your unit instead of one town reading. What it means at 9,000 feet is not what it means at 10,500.

Measured snowpack, in plain words

Wapi reads the mountain snow stations above your unit and turns the readings into what they mean for the hunt: how much snow is up high, whether it is building or melting, and where the animals are likely to be pushed.

A hunt record that keeps itself

Tags, points, applications, and deadlines live in one place, with the season laid out ahead of you. What you planned, what you spent, and what you saw stay with the hunt after it is over.

Field education add-on

Learn the sign while you plan

Scat, tracks, and behavior for ten Colorado species, photo first and written in plain language. Built to answer one question in under a minute, with gloves on and no signal.

Scat identification

What left it, and how long ago.

Reading any scat: freshness and contentsAll species

Elk scat, and how form shifts with dietElk

Lion scat at the edge of a scrapeMountain lion

Track identification

Whose track, and how old it is.

Elk tracks in dirt, mud, and snowElk

Mule deer tracks: the narrow heartMule deer

How old is this track?All species

Animal behavior

Where they are, and when they move.

Where elk bed, by weatherElk

Elk: the daily cycleElk

Elk under hunting pressureElk

44photo-first entries

10Colorado species

3modules: scat, tracks, behavior

Some sign cannot be told apart with certainty, and the add-on says so instead of guessing. Education is an add-on to the core planner. The planner works in full without it.

Starting out

New to the draw?

If this is a first application, or a first hunt with your kids, the points system is not explained in one place. Wapi starts from what you have and what you want, not from codes nobody taught you.

It speaks to women hunters and family hunters directly, in their own right. And it was built and tested on a real second rifle season in Colorado, by a father hunting with his son.

The name

Why the name Wapi

Wapiti is the Shawnee word for the elk. It means white rump, for the pale patch every hunter learns to spot across a canyon. The first hunters in America named this animal, and their word outlasted the one the settlers brought with them. Wapi is the short form of wapiti, and this camp carries the name in their honor.

How it works

From draw to camp, in six steps

Six steps, in the order a hunt happens. The list advances on its own. Tap a step to jump to it.