Six months after Pheasants Forever and South Dakota Game Fish and Parks founded Public Access to Habitat (PATH), program managers expect to surpass their initial goal of expanding South Dakota’s habitat and hunting access by 10,000 acres.
onX Hunt Research Tools is an immersive platform designed to help hunters intuitively research and understand draw odds, tag trends, harvest statistics and more..
onX Offroad is returning to Johnson Valley as the official mapping tool for the industry’s largest racing event, King of the Hammers.
onX Backcountry announces a new partnership with Natural Selection as the Tour’s official mapping app. onX’s immersive mapping technology will play a critical role in location scouting, course planning, conditions monitoring, and interactive course viewing for the Tour’s operations team, competitors, and viewers.
onX is celebrating a milestone within its Access and Stewardship Grant Program. In 2018, the company set a goal of preserving and restoring 150 miles of trails and improving public access to 150,000 acres of land. Today, onX is proud to announce that it has exceeded that goal, helping to improve recreational opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts across the country.
onX Backcountry launched a new mapping tool called the Avalanche Terrain Exposure Scale (ATES). ATES classifies terrain based on exposure to avalanches, helping snow enthusiasts make more informed decisions regarding avalanche safety in the mountains.
Pheasant Forever, with funding from onX Hunt, has launched its new Public Access to Habitat (PATH) program, expanding habitat and hunting access in South Dakota by 10,000 acres.
onX Backcountry, a navigation and discovery app for outdoor enthusiasts, is embracing the two-wheel community by adding a new mountain bike (MTB) Mode powered by MTB Project’s vast network of trail data.
onX Hunt today announced an integration with Bushnell and other industry-leading manufacturers that will completely reinvent the way hunters use cellular trail cameras this season.
The Western Rivers Conservancy, with financial assistance from onX’s grant program, secured access to a 4,054-acre parcel known as McDonald’s Ferry Ranch. The parcel has served as “The Last Takeout” for rafters, a productive landscape for chasing chukar, and taking in some moments of Oregon Trail history.