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.
onX released its annual access report, Private Land, Public Access, analyzing more than 40 voluntary public access programs across 27 US states, revealing a combined 30 million acres of hunting opportunity.
onX is collaborating with Planet Labs PBC to launch an all-new feature: Recent Imagery. Recent Imagery provides onX users with satellite imagery map views, updated every two weeks, putting critical information about current recreation conditions at outdoor enthusiasts’ fingertips.
In Maine, it’s traditional that a single parcel can serve many uses—from hunting and fishing to biking and ripping around on ATVs or sleds. Depending on the season, you’re likely to bump shoulders with a hiker wearing blaze orange or a GSP wearing a bell while on point waiting for the flush.
onX Hunt announces eight new features that will help hunters find more success this fall, including: A new mapping experience powered by a suite of aerial imagery, hands-free navigation, and the industry’s first trail camera integration.
onX will host a live virtual event on June 21, 2023 at 6 p.m. MDT called “A Hunter, a Backcountry Skier, and an Off-roader Walked Into a Bar.”
onX’s latest report reveals that while most of us see the importance in stewardship, there’s a gap between the increasing number of outdoor enthusiasts and the percentage of those who give back to the lands that fuel their activities.