GIS mapping is a hunter’s good friend
Nearly every state has some sort of public land access that allows hunting. That is really no surprise. What may come as a surprise is that through license purchases and conservation efforts hunters have not only supported these types of environments, but continue to fight hard for the right to keep these properties state owned and hunter-friendly. I grew up exclusively hunting public land in Northern Pennsylvania — Potter County, to be exact. I didn’t know what it was like to hunt a piece of private land until I was much older, and on the state owned land, the struggle was ...