Hunting Tips

To find property lines for hunting in Idaho, pair HuntWise with IDFG's Hunt Planner map and your county assessor's parcel records. HuntWise overlays parcel boundaries, landowner names, and acreage on satellite imagery, so ownership is clear before you cross a fence line.

To find property lines for hunting in Montana, pair HuntWise with FWP's Block Management maps and your county assessor's parcel records. HuntWise overlays parcel boundaries, landowner names, and acreage on satellite imagery, so ownership is visible before you cross a fence line.

To find property lines for hunting in Florida, pair HuntWise with the FWC's WMA maps and your county property appraiser's parcel records. HuntWise overlays parcel boundaries, landowner names, and acreage on satellite imagery, so ownership is clear before you step off a trail.

To find property lines for hunting in Michigan, pair HuntWise with the MI DNR's Hunt Fish map and your county equalization office's GIS records. HuntWise overlays parcel boundaries, landowner names, and acreage on satellite imagery, so ownership is visible before you step off a trail.

To find property lines for hunting in Nebraska, hunters combine HuntWise, NGPC's Public Access Atlas, and county assessor GIS records. HuntWise overlays parcel boundaries, landowner names, and acreage on satellite imagery, so ownership is visible before a boot hits the ground.

To find property lines for hunting in Minnesota, hunters lean on HuntWise, MN DNR public land maps, and county GIS or assessor records rather than any color-coded paint system. HuntWise overlays parcel boundaries, landowner names, and acreage onto satellite imagery, giving you a clear read on ownership before you step off a trail.

To find property lines for hunting in Louisiana, pair HuntWise with the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries' (LDWF) Wildlife Management Area maps and your parish assessor's parcel records.

Property lines define land boundaries and determine where you can legally hunt without a landowner's permission. As a hunter, it's essential to know where these legal boundaries are on any land you're hunting.

Finding property lines for hunting in South Carolina means combining HuntWise with the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources' (SCDNR) Wildlife Management Area maps and your county Assessor's Office records.

Finding property lines for hunting in North Carolina starts with HuntWise, the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission's (NCWRC) game land maps, and your county Tax Assessor's GIS records.

Finding property lines for hunting in West Virginia starts with HuntWise, the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources' (WVDNR) public land maps, and your county Assessor's Office records.

Finding property lines for hunting in Virginia means combining HuntWise with the Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources' (DWR) public land maps and your county GIS or Commissioner of the Revenue records.