Hunting apps, interesting feature

[backyardtndeer]

With the talk of apps for mapping and hunting coming up a couple times recently, I downloaded and looked around the free versions of basemap and huntstand. Downloaded onx, but never created an account, and ended up just deleting it.
Said I wouldn't ever use huntstand again, but figured I would look around their free version. Anyway, got to looking around huntstand last night and noticed a crops history feature. I checked it out, and I don't know how exactly they get their data, but they had my small soybean plantings right for the years I planted them where I had planted them.

So, how are they getting that data? Pretty cool feature, I may just go on and pay for the $20.99 holiday special with them.

 

[Tenntrapper]

With the talk of apps for mapping and hunting coming up a couple times recently, I downloaded and looked around the free versions of basemap and huntstand. Downloaded onx, but never created an account, and ended up just deleting it.
Said I wouldn't ever use huntstand again, but figured I would look around their free version. Anyway, got to looking around huntstand last night and noticed a crops history feature. I checked it out, and I don't know how exactly they get their data, but they had my small soybean plantings right for the years I planted them where I had planted them.

So, how are they getting that data? Pretty cool feature, I may just go on and pay for the $20.99 holiday special with them.

It's them black helicopters flying around. They were looking for your dope field...
When they just found soybeans...they entered it into "the system". They are patterning you...

Honestly, I got no idea...but that's pretty cool.

 

[tntrkkllr]

Onx offers the same thing and other options that have to do with timber, wild fires, wetlands and so on

 

[BSK]

Satellite imagery. It's used for everything these days.

 

[backyardtndeer]

Satellite imagery. It's used for everything these days.

I thought it was interesting that it shows corn in very small areas, where there are no corn fields. Ironically, it is very likely that baiting is going on on those properties.

 

[Antler Daddy]

Spartan forge is going to have Lidar maps. I reckon I will give it a try after watching a podcast on it.

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[Mr.Bro]

Onx will show you your oak trees also. Pretty accurate also.

 

[killingtime 41]

With the talk of apps for mapping and hunting coming up a couple times recently, I downloaded and looked around the free versions of basemap and huntstand. Downloaded onx, but never created an account, and ended up just deleting it.
Said I wouldn't ever use huntstand again, but figured I would look around their free version. Anyway, got to looking around huntstand last night and noticed a crops history feature. I checked it out, and I don't know how exactly they get their data, but they had my small soybean plantings right for the years I planted them where I had planted them.

So, how are they getting that data? Pretty cool feature, I may just go on and pay for the $20.99 holiday special with them.

I've been using HuntStand for years and if a deal is going in at that price I wouldn't hesitate cause I pay 40 bucks.

 

[killingtime 41]

I was just looking at that lidar map I like the way that's set up. I have that same map on CalTopo but not easy slide over deal like that.