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During the off season I have been doing some electronic "scouting" as a first step to finding some puplic land squirrel hunting. I came across, on the game and fish web site, maps for a local WMA. Has anyone had any experience in using maps provided by a game and fish agency? Have you found them to be accurate for your area or lacking? What other sources would you use for maps?

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from thehunter98.6 wrote 12 weeks 4 days ago

I used some maps provided by the Ohio dnr. They are sometimes old and not very accurate but they still get you a sense of the terrain so you know what game you'll find there.Other than that scouting in the preseason is the best way to find out about the land.

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from canvasbackhunter wrote 12 weeks 4 days ago

I use google earth. On my new dell, i can even put down two points, and it will measure the distance between them. I have found it real handy.

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from thehunter98.6 wrote 12 weeks 4 days ago

I used some maps provided by the Ohio dnr. They are sometimes old and not very accurate but they still get you a sense of the terrain so you know what game you'll find there.Other than that scouting in the preseason is the best way to find out about the land.

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from canvasbackhunter wrote 12 weeks 4 days ago

I use google earth. On my new dell, i can even put down two points, and it will measure the distance between them. I have found it real handy.

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