Maps for Hunting BLM Land
Scout more than 245 million acres of public land with onX Hunt’s Bureau of Land Management maps.
Maximize Your Access With BLM Maps
When you turn on the Hunt App’s Government Lands Map Layers, you’ll see Bureau of Land Management (BLM) land shaded in yellow with clearly marked public land boundaries. Whether e-scouting or in the field, onX Hunt’s BLM maps help you make the most of your public lands.
BLM Map Breakdown
Expand Your Hunting Opportunities
onX Hunt’s BLM maps help you uncover new, legal hunting ground you might not know exists. Open up your e-scouting possibilities with millions of acres of easily visible, color-coded BLM land.
Hunt With Confidence
Staying legal in the field is key. The Hunt App’s BLM maps display property boundaries so you can stay on public land, avoid trespassing on private land, and ensure that your hunts are focused on your target, not your footsteps.
Find BLM Land for Hunting Near You
Use the search bar in the upper-right corner to explore nearby BLM land. If you don’t immediately see BLM lands, zoom out until you see yellow shading as indicated in the lower-right legend.
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“We spend a ton of time every year hunting and hiking on our public lands, and the government lands layers in the Hunt App help us quickly identify which type we’re on. Whether it’s BLM, state, forest service, WMAs, etc, there’s different regulations for each, so it’s critical to know exactly where you stand.”
– Jana Waller Bair, Skull Bound TV
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Frequently Asked Questions
BLM land is managed by the Department of the Interior (DOI) and is found from Alaska to Florida. Representing 12% of the U.S. landmass, BLM land encompasses 245 million acres of public lands for the American people. Recreational activities such as hunting, hiking, backpacking, fishing, and more abound on BLM lands, as do industries such as oil, gas, and mineral extraction. BLM’s grazing program helps support healthy grasslands, and some BLM-managed lands even function as outdoor laboratories where students learn about natural history.
BLM land is open to hunting unless otherwise specified, but you must have legal access to it—you are not guaranteed access through private lands to reach BLM land. BLM land shows in yellow in the onX Hunt App, so it’s easy to locate during your e-scouting. Check with your local BLM office every year before hunting, and take note of rule changes, fire restrictions, and road closures.
Yes, BLM lands are generally open for camping, whether you’re pulling an RV or looking for primitive camping experiences. After using the Hunt App to find a piece of BLM land you’re interested in, call the relevant BLM field office to confirm details before your trip.
