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Version 1.81 · 2026-02-09
Bug fix on the new in-app purchase to unlock Bluetooth access.
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The store currently lists version 1.81, updated 2026-02-09.



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Snows & Crows Pro is a professional grade Snow Goose and Crow hunting toolkit designed to specifically work with the Bullet HP electronic call. Crow and Snow Goose hunters will see this combination of sounds and the Bullet HP as an effective hunting tool.
Snows & Crows Pro comes equipped with 12 professionally recorded, Hi-Definition sounds.
Snows & Crows Pro by Convergent Hunting is designed to work in conjunction with the “Bullet HP” (special purpose Bluetooth controlled speaker/decoy) to help you get professional calling results. Together, the Convergent Hunting apps and Convergent Bullet HP, combine the latest in technology to provide you with a complete calling platform that is unique, versatile, all wrapped-up in a high performance package.…
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Bug fix on the new in-app purchase to unlock Bluetooth access.
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