New GOHUNT Maps features and layers

Click attributes on iOS now live!

November 2, 2022BY: Dave Barnett

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Over the past few months, we have been very busy adding new features and layers to the GOHUNT Mapping app! Most of this has been centered around access layers for mid-west and eastern states, with the most recent update being public access layers for both North and South Dakota.

The most recent update to GOHUNT maps included:

Georgia Voluntary Public Access Program
Iowa Habitat and Access Program (IHAP)
Kansas Walk-in Hunting Access

We will continue to work on additional public access layers throughout the midwest and eastern states.

CLICK FEATURES NOW LIVE ON MOBILE FOR iOS

My favorite feature from our most recent release is click features for the iOS app. This has been highly requested and we were very excited to get this out the door. This essentially enables a user to select a feature or piece of land on the app to learn more about it - This includes landowner names and addresses, GMU information, and more!

Currently, click features are only found on the iOS app but support for Android users is coming. Additionally, click features are only supported when online but offline use is coming!

Using click features on GOHUNT Maps Mobile

Click features are a great way to learn more about the area you are looking at on your mobile app.

While in the app, navigate to an area you would to learn more about and tap on that location on the screen

Let us know if you have any questions about our newest feature in the comments below!

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Justin Campbell

insider

11/6/2022, 6:55:36 PM

Onx is so far ahead for Eastern States im impressed you all continue to try. Much better tools for whitetail hunters as well. I’ll continue to check back for updates that offer a more competitive product.

Eric Wilson

insider

4/14/2023, 4:59:32 PM

I’m new to the hunting game and I was on maps but there is nothing for South Carolina where I live or any of the midwestern states like Missouri or Michigan. I plan to hunt out west next year but right now I need info for my area. Is Onx what I need to be using ?