HunterJoeMI
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Son and I used Onx for 13 days straight with no issues in September. He down loaded maps for off line use as we where ready to turn off the hard road. Sounds like we where the lucky ones.
I'm running an IPhone 7 with 32GB of storage. I have had issues with OnX in past years (offline maps not downloading, mostly due to limited storage on my phone) and earlier this spring, whenever I switched to a different app with the Tracker feature on, it would say I had traveled to (0° N, 0° W), then back to my original path whenever I opened it back up. However, since updates in July, I have had zero issues.This was the first year I tried OnX while on a buddies hunt. Initially it seemed like a neat app, but as I used it more, I was not a big fan. I prefer the free topo maps I have uploaded to my Garmin instead as they were easier to read. The big issue I have is "No Ownership Data" shown for known private property that's been there for decades. Land was not posted no trespassing, and the gate was unlocked (even though it looked locked at a glance). There was no way to know whether we could hunt it, couldn't look up the ranch or owner via NMG&F since OnX gave no data. Ultimately did not go in. OnX should easily be able to download the e-Plus data from NMG7F and show, in real time on the maps, what's legal and not legal to hunt (who choose RO and who is unit-wide).
Saw a bull (beef) that was seriously hurting, and wanted to call the rancher. No phone numbers or contact info, What good is the ownership data other than listing ranch name?
There were several user things I hated about OnX. For example, if I have a map set to rotate with me (North isn't always up), and I touch the map to zoom or set a waypoint, it immediately reverts right back to North is up. This makes is much tougher to set distant way points. Usability just wasn't there...I have no plans to renew my subscription in the future.
Thanks for the tip, I appreciate the help. Unfortunately I got the same message using both the phone app (I had good cell service) and my Garmin Rino with the OnX chip. This has happened at several private land chunks in this area, yet others definitely show ownership data (Name is about all). I'd estimate these pieces of land to be at least 40 acres, some have to be hundreds, so they aren't some small obscure pieces.JLane, I have gotten the "No Ownership Data" message before as well. I don't know if this is the situation for you, but that would always happen when I was zoomed too far out. Try zooming in until you can see the individual property boundaries and select the property again. Hope that helps!
Ive never liked GAIA. OnX is a much better user interface, although i have had an issue or two in the past.All I can say is once you go Gaia you don’t go back.
Guess you just have to decide what‘s more important, pretty interface or product that works . I dumped onX years ago due to it missing many LO names vs Gaia having them. I’ve yet to have an issue with Gaia in the field. I will agree OnX does have a more modern interface.Ive never liked GAIA. OnX is a much better user interface, although i have had an issue or two in the past.