One of my first articles on Wired To Hunt, Tech Spotlight: iPhone Apps for the Outdoorsman, has proven to be a very popular article. People today, especially us young tech savvy folks, want to find new ways to use technology out in the field and what better device to mess around with then the iPhone. Well I ran across another article online with some additional iPhone apps for the outdoorsman, so I figured I better share these with you.

“The Unofficial Apple Weblog” found 10 great apps for the outdoorsman, here is a list of what they found. For more info on each, visit the original article here.

1. 3D Hunting Trophy Whitetail[US$0.99, iTunes Link] – hunting game
2. “Where’s my tree stand?” app [US$0.99,iTunes Link] – uses gps to mark your treestand and lead you back to it if lost
3. 3D Hunting Grizzly! Assault [US$0.99, iTunes Link] – hunting game
4. Big Buck Hunter Pro [US$2.99, iTunes Link] – hunting game
5. ShRACK [US$0.99, iTunes Link] – helps you calculate the unofficial score of your deer rack
6. TimeToHunt Pro [US$1.99, iTunes Link] – reports peak movement times for wild game
7. Duck Hunting [US$0.99, iTunes Link] – hunting game
8. Turkey Hunt [iTunes Link] – hunting game
9. Duck Hunting Calls [US$1.99, iTunes Link] – 7 different duck calls
10. Quik Hunting Calls [US$1.99, iTunes Link] – 35 different game calls and animal sounds

I’m leaning towards picking up one of the new Motorola Droids soon, so I will have a post describing Android apps for the outdoorsman soon!

The 3G iPhone

1. WorldWatchr: This is an application that allows you to monitor any online images transferred from a webcam or trailcam, right from your handset. It will cycle through your different cameras and update on a regular basis. I see this being really useful if you use a trail camera that automatically uploads it’s photos to a website. You can then check your trail camera photos from your iPhone, no matter where you are. Being able to check out your trail cameras from deer camp sounds like a pretty nice tool to me. Check it out here.

2. Gas Finder: This handy application will tell you where the cheapest gasoline is in relation to you. This is perfect for the road trip to deer camp or out west for a back country hunt. Not only will it tell you where the best price for gas is, but it ties into the Google Maps/GPS capabilities of the phone to give you directions straight to your gas station of choice.

3. Sunrise & Sunset and Moon phase Applications: These two applications are pretty self explanatory, but useful nonetheless. Moon phases are widely accepted as effecting deer behavior, so it can only be helpful to keep tabs on what phases are expected now and in the future. Knowing the time of sunrise or sunset is equally important when planning your hunting trip.

4. Pocket First Aid Guide: First aid is always important to keep in mind when enjoying a hunting excursion, keep this information handy with the First Aid iPhone application. It looks to be a great resource for dealing with most basic injuries or ailments. You can learn more here.

Other useful applications for outdoor use include:

• Compass
• USA Weather Maps
• The Weather Channel

Have any other useful mobile phone applications for hunters and outdoorsman? Let us know!

UPDATE 11/1/09: Here is a new article featuring 10 more great iPhone Apps for Outdoorsman!