Internet hunting

[Goosemaster]

A lot of hunters are using the internet to scout montana. Jesus

 

[LittleBigHorn22]

Are you spying on people's internet now?

 

[Goosemaster]

Are you spying on people's internet now?

When you are out in the sticks, only the internet puts people there.

 

[Munster927]

I imagine someone said something similar hundreds of years ago when paper maps were a new fangled contraption

 

[Goosemaster]

I imagine someone said something similar hundreds of years ago when paper maps were a new fangled contraption

The first maps showed the earth as flat!!

 

[Goosemaster]

I imagine someone said something similar hundreds of years ago when paper maps were a new fangled contraption

I suppose people still could use paper maps.Ive been seeing out of state trucks way out in the sticks the last few years. The only thing I can deduct, is they are using the internet.

 

[gimruis]

The only thing I can deduct, is they are using the internet.

I would suspect that too. Social media and other forms of communication have quickly advanced word on a good area to hunt, or fish. If you want to lose a good spot, start posting where you had success.

Showing a photo of a bag limit of roosters, walleyes, or a 10 point buck and then also indicating where you obtained it is just not a good idea anymore unless you are very non-specific on where it came from. Something like "Lake Superior" or "Canada" is probably fine.

 

[Wind River]

Loose lips sink ships. Nothing is a secret very long. That’s where I was Gim, near Lake Superior, you found me.

 

[Goosemaster]

Loose lips sink ships. Nothing is a secret very long. That’s where I was Gim, near Lake Superior, you found me.

In Montana, people generally know the good areas.South Dakota seems to have most of the state,except the black hills.

 

[A5 Sweet 16]

Something like "Lake Superior" or "Canada" is probably fine.

For some reason, this really strikes me as funny. Thank you.

I use modern technology quite a bit to find my way in today's world. But when it comes to hunting, there's no substitute for paper. I pick up 2 hard copies of the SD Public Hunting Atlas every year. Much more efficient. I've taught my girls to read maps, rather than rely on a computer voice to tell you where to turn next. It's not always correct. Maps give you a sense of where you are & where you're going.

 

[Goosemaster]

For some reason, this really strikes me as funny. Thank you.

I use modern technology quite a bit to find my way in today's world. But when it comes to hunting, there's no substitute for paper. I pick up 2 hard copies of the SD Public Hunting Atlas every year. Much more efficient. I've taught my girls to read maps, rather than rely on a computer voice to tell you where to turn next. It's not always correct. Maps give you a sense of where you are & where you're going.

Maps are hard to read.

 

[Weimdogman]

Maps are hard to read.

That's why you see people out in the sticks , you are all lost.

 

[benelli-banger]

I love maps, always have…I get lost in maps, if that makes sense…

 

[Goosemaster]

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