Ariel Photos

[scoutdad57]

Anyone know of a website that has ariel photographs available for dowmload? I'm mainly interested in areas in Ohio for hunting deer.

[brownie65]

terraserver

[cbanman]

here's the link

http://terraserver.homeadvisor.msn.com/
http://www.imagestation.com/picture/...e.jpg.orig.jpg caption 2002buck2 id 4245191406" />

[hunt3r]

This is another one I have found. http://www.earthviewer.com The downside is they don't have high rez in most areas, and they want $$ for it. The upside is that you can tilt the view and you can overlay water ways, ditches, towns, and roads including names. I never new the names of some of the ditches I hunt.

It is worth downloading the 30 day trial though to look up your hunting areas and take some screen shots.

Just look everything up and hit [print screen], then open up MS PAINT (if you don't have any other photo editing software), and paste into it, then save the file to your hard drive. You need to repeat this step for every new view and/or area.

[huntertj]

The best one I've found is mapcard.com. It is 10 bucks a year or so, but it has a lot more user friendly features.

huntertj

[hunt3r]

huntertj Did you have some kind of discount or get in on a special? It is showing $34.95 on thier site. They do have a 24hr test drive.

UPDATE: What a great suggestion huntertj! I took it for a test drive and then went ahead and bought the one year subscription. The resolution you can get from them is great and I love the measure tool. I had no real idea how big this one woods I am hunting was. FYI, for the midwest region, if purchased inside of 24hr trial, is $14.95.

Edited by - hunt3r on 12/02/2002 13:09:06

Edited by - hunt3r on 12/02/2002 15:42:36

[buckmine]

Save this one for awhile.........

[buckmine]

Save this one for awhile.........

[becks16]

In MN I go to the Department of Natural Resources and get them for free. I go under maps, areial photos, brows photos, and right to my location. It is great and free.