RE: Kansas hunting....
 

You are right. The areas are asstated in the second post in this thread, 2,500 Walk-in Hunting Areas. They are public hunting, Free to hunt areas. With this many areas, I personally have not had a very difficult time finding a spot to hunt. The images are not google images. If you want to compare google images to mine, goto the the front page of web site. Wait for image to load, slide mouse over the image and compare the difference. These two are of the exact same area. One is google, the other is mine. Images are indexed by the county and then hunting area to help findthe correct image for the hunting area.

Also available are GPS coordinates for all of the 2,500 areas for the folks that can't remember where they all are.

All my current users think the service is great. I have users are far away as Florida.

RE: Kansas hunting....
 

Those are good pictures. Would it be possible to just purchase a detailed aerial mapof Montgomery county Kansas?

RE: Kansas hunting....
 

I do custom aerial photography (cheap)
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RE: Kansas hunting....
 

I just joined this site today and don't really have a dog in this hunt but....I use a new site for aerial photography that has much better images than Google earth and they are free. It is called flashearth.com. I used it to locate the walk-in areas in my hunting area that have good deer cover.

I just printed off the county from the walkin book and started looking at the areas using flashearth.com for features of interest to me.

RE: Kansas hunting....
 

Ranger252 I looked at flashearth and the pictures on there around where i live are at least 5 years old

RE: Kansas hunting....
 

I do have a dog in this hunt. I put together a sample of Flashearth and KansasHuntMaps beside each other for all to see. The image on the left is "Flashearth". The image on the right is KansasHuntMaps (2005). These are both of the same area. A few more trees, a couple more ponds and a house. This would be good information to have prior to driving to the site.
I didn't have to look very hard to fnd a easy comparison. Flashearth has good images of urban areas. That's not whatI need for hunting.

RE: Kansas hunting....
 

I'm new on here and not sure how to navigate the site yet. I'm looking for information about prairie dog hunts near kiowa co. Kansas. Anyone have any suggestions for me?

Thanks