Stillwater, Oklahoma · Est. 2025

Staying connected beyond the edge of service.

Affordable technology for safer, more connected days outdoors.

Our mission

Better safety, communication, and awareness. Wherever you go.

Hunter Radar app showing a hunting group's locations on a phone with a long-range radio antenna
01 / Hunter Radar

Keep your group
in the picture.

GPS, long-range radio, and a mobile app. Built to help hunters stay connected in remote places.

In development / designed for the field

  • Group location sharing
  • Long-range radio messaging
  • Geofenced boundaries
  • Proximity alerts
  • No cell network needed
  • No satellite subscription needed
02 / Progress, measured
Founded
2025
Customer interviews
40+
USDA RBDG grant
$75K
Commercial launch
Spring 2027

From prototype to field.

Our progress
  1. Built & tested Early prototypes
  2. Customer discovery 40+ interviews
  3. August 2026 $75K USDA grant
  4. 2026 hunting season Field beta
  5. Spring 2027 Commercial launch
03 / The team

Built by hunters, engineers, and Cowboys.

Founded in 2025 by Oklahoma State University students Myles Lozano and Reese Huhnke.

Meet the team
Co-founders Reese Huhnke and Myles Lozano holding Hunter Radar prototypes outdoors

Supported by

  • Riata Startup Experience
  • Oklahoma Farm Bureau
    Activate Accelerator
  • Oklahoma State University
  • USDA Rural Development
Take the next step

Help shape what comes next.

Field testing, partnerships, or investing. Let’s talk.

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