Best place to get maps

schoolhousegrizz · Mar 6, 2018

I drew my Bear Tag in Utah . I Need to order some maps. Where would you guys suggest ordering Maps or buying maps from? Thanks.

BIGJOHNT · Mar 6, 2018

Aren?t you in southern Utah ? Sportsman in St George has a new map section. That maybe a place to go and look threw them.

schoolhousegrizz · Mar 6, 2018

I am up in Northern Utah I will check with my Sportsman's up here, thanks.

chipc · Mar 6, 2018

MYTOP0.com

270Whatelse · Mar 6, 2018

I've used mytopo as well. You can create custom maps of just the area you want

callsalot · Mar 6, 2018

LAST EDITED ON Mar-06-18 AT 10:11PM (MST)[p]I absolutely will not go hunting now without a map from rugged maps. They are super durable but most importantly they are large. Why is this important in the day of maps on your GPS and I PHone. It gives you a much clearer view of terrain and the relation of different points of interest to each other. I don't think you can beat them.

muleydeermaniac · Mar 9, 2018

I have used Utah Idaho Supply for maps. They are going out of business so you may be able to get a good price on them. They are the waterproof TOPO maps.

Gator · Mar 9, 2018

Look at a mobile App.
My buddy had Onxmaps it was awesome.

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Foxbow · Mar 9, 2018

Get OnX maps installed on your phone

Shadow · Mar 9, 2018

Anyone know if Utah Idaho supply has closed their doors yet?

NDMuley · Mar 10, 2018

Where to get best maps for pains. I hope to draw someday got 21 points. I would like one with roads.

woodturner · Mar 10, 2018

Get BLM maps from BLM. Go to their web site and you can order them. Much cheaper than getting them from a third party.

Forest Service maps....same idea.

Topo maps - go to USGS and you can download them onto your computer....free. You can put them on an iPad too. If you want hard copies.....you can order them from USGS. Cheaper than a third party deal.

I went hunting this last fall. Had maps. Ran into a fellow who was relying on his OX ? maps that was loaded into his GPS. Too small to see good detail. Could not look at the whole picture to know where to go in the first place. I gave him a BLM map of the area.

Safety - always carry a good paper map and a compass when you go out there and get off the road. Read that last sentence again ......and again.
Woodturner

callsalot · Mar 11, 2018

Again I agree here. Downloadable maps are great when you in the field hunting but a good BLM or Forest service map and/or another large map like Rugged Maps out of Oregon are better for getting a view of the area and roads as a whole. IMO