takeakidhuntin

My computer crashed and I lost all my favorite web sites.
Does anyone know where I could get color airiel photos?Do they even have them?
The pictures I get off the web are black and white and not the best quality but better than nothing.Thanks

Critr-Gitr

I use the black and white ones off of terraserver because they are free... Also they have good definition, which to me is more important. Also I have been looking at the b&w for years and know how to read and compare them.

quiksilver

www.virtualearth.msn.com

Really easy to navigate, too - roads are all marked.

minnesotahunter

Whenever I got to virtualearth it's just a blank screen with a address field at the top, but no picture.

Gonzo11

http://terraserver.microsoft.com

http://maps.google.com Click on Satellite or Hybrid

DubsOnD

Let's say I've zoomed in and have a nice visual of my hunting area, how do I go about posting it on this site so you more experienced hunters can tell me where to put a stand?

Arthur P

Google Earth. In color and the resolution is plenty good enough to see my pickup in the driveway.

GR8atta2d

Funny I tried all the listed ones, they are not updated for my area. Some as old as 1984. Heck, Arthur can see his pick-up..my whole development doesn't even exist yet!!

ron3775

google earth is awesome if you live near a major built up area, if not terrible resolution. I like terraserver that I get to from www.whitetail.com . It is in black and white but it is free to print and its easy to use.

quiksilver

Google Earth is undoubtedly the best, but the images are limited to certain areas, primarily metropolitan. Those pictures are so good, I'm convinced that you could look for deer, bear, and elk if you really tried.

My area, unfortunately, hasn't been filmed yet.