Close Encounters
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Great video Dan. Thanks!
Yes, tell us more about this gps that shows property lines and phone numbers, please.
Sorry all. Been working 16hr days getting ready for a show.
I picked up a memory card that goes into my GPS that gives info regarding land owners with phone number. I looked up my property and it has my name and number on it so I know it works. I have not used it much but got it to avoid trespass situations. I got it at my local sportsman's warehouse. Here is the current website http://www.huntinggpsmaps.com/store/#.VThSw5MYGSo It now appears they have a cell app. They update it yearly but you have to buy the upgrade at a discounted rate. If you don't need the upgraded information you don't need to buy it. I was looking more for public vs private but got the name and number as a bonus.
ETA, Oh I am not sure if they cover all states yet.
I picked up a memory card that goes into my GPS that gives info regarding land owners with phone number. I looked up my property and it has my name and number on it so I know it works. I have not used it much but got it to avoid trespass situations. I got it at my local sportsman's warehouse. Here is the current website http://www.huntinggpsmaps.com/store/#.VThSw5MYGSo It now appears they have a cell app. They update it yearly but you have to buy the upgrade at a discounted rate. If you don't need the upgraded information you don't need to buy it. I was looking more for public vs private but got the name and number as a bonus.
ETA, Oh I am not sure if they cover all states yet.
I just downloaded the app. Very interesting, but also pretty out of date for the spot checks I was able to do.
RattlesnakeDan
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I did too, mobile app was free, or 29.00 if you want to upgrade I believe.
I bought the upgrade and then looked at some property boundaries that I know changed in the last 10 years. The changes were not reflected. However it's a better starting point to find an owner than digging in a courthouse basement!
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Texas is tough. Most states all properties are sections/quadrants/ easily defined mostly squared but all by longitude/latitude. Makes it very easy to find property boundries. Texas uses landmarks and measurements instead that are kind of off the norm. I didn't notice any phone numbers on the app!?