Where Wildlife Wander
see, spot, share.
Brought to you by Wild Game Ranger, LLC
Brought to you by Wild Game Ranger, LLC
View recent sightings of wildlife by utilizing the data posted by other users. Increase your chances to see wildlife by receiving notifications telling you when wildlife have been seen in close proximity to your current location!
Historical data and posts help users to know the best times of day during different times of year to view wildlife. Increase your chances to see rare species in National Parks by studying historical sightings on Wild Game Ranger!
Many users don't want to share the locations of animals they have photographed. Share your photos with only those you invite into your private group or even keep your sightings to your self! This is a great scouting tool!
Photos of potentially dangerous wildlife are posted to Wild Game Ranger and are seen by users to know if recent sightings have been made near locations they plan to visit. Hikers worry about venomous snakes, mountain lions, and bears. Others could worry about birds protecting their nests, moose, or bison near trails or in residential areas.
Millions of people visit our nation's national parks every year. Many are visiting for the first time and want to have a good experience searching for wildlife. Wild Game Ranger provides the perfect resource for those wanting to increase their odds at seeing wildlife. Download to view an interactive map showing where any species of wildlife has been seen!
Wild Game Ranger was founded by a father and son who love spending all the time they can in the wild. Frequent visits to National and State Parks have inspired the creation of Where Wildlife Wander!
