Mapping the Outdoors – The Perfect Scouting Tool!
MAN vs. WHITETAIL 08.31.11
Product:
Custom aerial maps.
Product Description:
Mapping The Outdoors provides the most up to date aerial imagery for custom aerial maps of properties with contour line overlays. Selections include various paper choices and sizes including 13”x19” field maps, 24”x24” wall maps, 36”x36” wall maps and 42”x42” wall maps.
Thoughts and Comments:
Technology has been a great boon for hunters in their quest to locate and harvest a buck of a lifetime. I personally have been using aerial maps in some form for the past twenty years in my pursuit of mature whitetails.
Mapping The Outdoors has taken the aerial photo to a whole new level. These maps come in various sizes and different paper choices to fit anyone’s needs. Instead of laying down a bunch of photos trying to get the lay of your hunting property, a map from Mapping The Outdoors is customized to your exact location.
The greatest thing is that instead of having two maps, an aerial photo and a topographic map, now they are combined to make one custom map. The details of these maps are so defined, especially on the photo paper; you can pick out your favorite tree from home.
All of my personal scouting and stand placement is done with these maps, and my success on trophy whitetails has proven to be much greater now due to the fact that I use these integrated maps from Mapping The Outdoors.
Pros:
- Custom sizes.
- Various paper choices.
- Aerial photo and contour line overlays.
- Most recent aerial photos available.
- Great service.
Cons:
- What could you say bad about a great tool like this…..nothing!!!
Contact Info:
If you want to contact Mapping The Outdoors, or just want to see some more info on their custom aerial maps go to www.mappingtheoutdoors.com.
If you are a manufacturer of a great product for the hunting industry, and you would like us to review your product, please contact me joe@manvswhitetail.com.
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