onX Maps: How to Use Pt 3

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Want to know how to actually use the tools that are available in onX maps? Well, I am here to help! This is video three of our introductory series and we will be discussing how to use open source resources to narrow your area of focus in a new area.
It is not as difficult as it may seem. Once you understand a few specific steps and how to use the tools it will make your time in the hunting field much easier!

[@charliemerrill8687]

I love it. I'm an onx member as of a few days ago... I want to watch all the "how to" videos before I start looking at my state... I can't wait!

[@charliemerrill8687]

just finished part 3...! again great job at explaining. without this I would be lost. thanks a lot! CitW

[@debbieburkett7867]

Very informative. I was considering purchasing the app to determine boundaries of property we bought in Montana but I learned so much more than that from your videos. Thank you for doing this tutorial

[@TheBeginningHunter]

Thank you for the kind words!

[@radiorahim861]

You deserve the subscription. Great knowledge

[@TheBeginningHunter]

Thank you!

[@juancarlospena7089]

OnX should pay you for this series

[@radiorahim861]

I agree

[@jstep100]

Good stuff! Thanks much!

[@danielroan6375]

How do you chamge the area on the map. Ex from deer hunting areas to elk areas

[@TheBeginningHunter]

Daniel Roan by “change the area” I am unsure what you are referring to. Are you taking about the layers?

[@danielroan6375]

By areas I ment units. But I managed to find it in the layer settings. Ex mule deer unit 26 has elk unit 10 inside of it. I was trying to change the units from deer to elk to be able to see the boundaries

[@TheBeginningHunter]

Daniel Roan gotcha. Hope you’re making way and planning is going great. Best of luck this season!

[@evanharbin4261]

Your volume gets quieter and quieter each part of the series. This video's audio is almost not audible at the beginning and then blows your ears out when you transition to the computer.

[@scottk1911]

Can't hear you.

[@TheBeginningHunter]

Scott K thanks for the feedback. The audio sounded good on my end. Did you not hear anything?

[@scottk1911]

@@TheBeginningHunter you sound fine on my phone. My tablet must be getting old.

[@TheBeginningHunter]

Scott K ah, glad it came in clear on the phone. Let me know if you have any specific questions and I would be glad to cover them!

[@TVCJohn]

The first part I had to turn up my laptop's volume.