OnX winter/summer range

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Does Onx have a layer to show elk winter and summer ranges? I cannot find it. I know that Gohunt does.
 
Does Onx have a layer to show elk winter and summer ranges? I cannot find it. I know that Gohunt does.
Yes, under layers select species activity
 

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We do have Species Range data for Wyoming. The dataset we get from the state of WYoming is a little different than the dataset we get from Colorado, but if you open your Wyoming layers and scroll down, you'll be able to turn on the WY Species Ranges layer. From there, click on View Options and select the Elk sublayer to see the data for elk.
 

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We do have Species Range data for Wyoming. The dataset we get from the state of WYoming is a little different than the dataset we get from Colorado, but if you open your Wyoming layers and scroll down, you'll be able to turn on the WY Species Ranges layer. From there, click on View Options and select the Elk sublayer to see the data for elk.
When will the Teton Wilderness areas of western WY get updated maps? its been 4 years or more where everything in your satellite images is covered in snow. Ive submitted multiple reports asking for an update for years, and never hear anything back, and dont see any progress. How hard is it for updated imagery to be used, or at least old imagery from summer. Cause mid-winter images are pointless
 
We do have Species Range data for Wyoming. The dataset we get from the state of WYoming is a little different than the dataset we get from Colorado, but if you open your Wyoming layers and scroll down, you'll be able to turn on the WY Species Ranges layer. From there, click on View Options and select the Elk sublayer to see the data for elk.
So that just shows the elk range in all 4 seasons?
 
When will the Teton Wilderness areas of western WY get updated maps? its been 4 years or more where everything in your satellite images is covered in snow. Ive submitted multiple reports asking for an update for years, and never hear anything back, and dont see any progress. How hard is it for updated imagery to be used, or at least old imagery from summer. Cause mid-winter images are pointless
Our last base imagery update for Wyoming was in November of 2024. The imagery set for this update was mostly flown in the summer of 2021. It can be difficult to get snow free imagery for high elevation areas because the window for that is relatively short and our imagery partners don’t always prioritize that aspect when planning their flights. The imagery for the Teton Wilderness looks like it was flown in June of 2021 and has some snow coverage, but nowhere near what you would expect to see for this range in mid-winter. We’re currently working on another update for WY that should be live before hunting seasons kick off, but we can’t promise there won’t be snow in this set. If the imagery is obscured by snow we’ll selectively patch in older imagery to try to get the best overall representation we can.
 
So that just shows the elk range in all 4 seasons?
If you tap on the map with the WY Species Ranges layer turned on, the query card will tell you if it is winter or summer range.
 

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When will the Teton Wilderness areas of western WY get updated maps? its been 4 years or more where everything in your satellite images is covered in snow. Ive submitted multiple reports asking for an update for years, and never hear anything back, and dont see any progress. How hard is it for updated imagery to be used, or at least old imagery from summer. Cause mid-winter images are pointless
Wanted to update you that we just released updated imagery for Wyoming. We think this new imagery is a good improvement over our previous imagery.
 
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