Blacktail Hunter 5.1

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This app contains over 35 years of hunting knowledge that can be accessed as a reference tool in the field without the need for an internet connection. The developer is an experienced professional big game guide with over 20 years of expertise, achieving all personal blacktail hunting success through self-guided expeditions on public lands. Make use of this app as a valuable resource during your hunting experiences.

BLACKTAIL HUNTER SUBSCRIPTION OPTIONS

The Blacktail Hunter app is available for free download. Users can access one or more complimentary lessons from most chapters. Subscribers gain the privilege to stream or download all lessons for each chapter for future reference. The subscription is set for automatic renewal, with the option to cancel auto-renewal at any time.

Below are the subscription packages offered:

• Monthly Pass (One Month Subscription)
• Season Pass (Three Months Subscription)
• Annual Pass (One Year Subscription)

BLACKTAIL HUNTER SUBSCRIPTION PAYMENT DETAILS

• Payment will be billed to your iTunes Account upon confirmation of purchase.
• Subscriptions will auto-renew unless auto-renewal is deactivated at least 24-hours before the current period ends.
• Your account will be charged for renewal within the 24-hour period before the current subscription ends, specifying the renewal cost.
• You can manage subscriptions and deactivate auto-renewal by accessing Account Settings after purchase.
• If applicable, any unused portion of a free trial period will be forfeited upon purchasing a subscription to that publication.
• No cancellation of the existing subscription is permitted during an active subscription period.

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