Nice video Jason. I think you have a very balanced perspective on boundaries. Thanks for spreading a good message. I feel like often the private landowners are vilified. Not everyone realizes that private land owners take a financial hit while providing feed and water for the wildlife, as well as safety. This is an unpopular opinion but very true as well. I like how you closed with fences shouldn't divide us but unite us as people. Very positive message. Thanks
Here in Southeast Kansas our landscape is a patchwork of fences...mostly either barb wire or old hedge rows. Most of my turkey and deer hunts are butted up against property lines. onX Hunt is a very valuable tool of mine to keep me on the right side of the fence. Thanks for the great app!
I wish more landowners were like the ones in this video. Too many times here in Montana we have out of staters purchasing land and will not allow a hunter into his property even to retrieve a wounded animal. Its really a shame. Good luck to all this season and be safe out there!
Great video, well done all around! As a public lands cattle rancher I appreciate your perspective, not only on fences, but also our contribution to the wildlife populations as well. I really enjoy seeing wildlife and having them on the lands I manage. Everything from upland game to the big game species to the non-game species as well. I was introduced to onX Hunt maps about a year ago and have been using it for my ranching operations since then. Thanks for a great product. Thanks again also for a great message and video.
cattle rancher here as well I thought it was done very well. I am passionate about hunting but cringe at some of the rmef always talking about how bad raised stock is which I don't feel represents me at all
Jason great story and congrats on the bull! I just completed a Antelope hunt in Wyoming. Most of the unit was private. On X provided us with the tools we need to be on the public property and to respect the property owners lands.
The greatest tool that hunters, ranchers and Game Wardens can have. For hunters, they will know if they are legal. Ranchers know their their boundaries, plus if asked by a hunter to hunt, they know the hunter wants to be legal and not trespass. Game Wardens also know the true boundaries. @onxhunt has made this possible with advances in technology always. Excellent Video! Bwana Bubba
Superb production quality from a retired TV Producer and Photographer. Got my elk right where you were...just below the boundary of Yellowstone...Pacific Creek. Hope many young folks can see and appreciate the thrill of the hunt...me...I was a gourmet with a gun...I dropped the bull with a neck shot to avoid any adrenaline affecting the meat.
Nice video Jason. I think you have a very balanced perspective on boundaries. Thanks for spreading a good message. I feel like often the private landowners are vilified. Not everyone realizes that private land owners take a financial hit while providing feed and water for the wildlife, as well as safety. This is an unpopular opinion but very true as well. I like how you closed with fences shouldn't divide us but unite us as people. Very positive message. Thanks
Here in Southeast Kansas our landscape is a patchwork of fences...mostly either barb wire or old hedge rows. Most of my turkey and deer hunts are butted up against property lines. onX Hunt is a very valuable tool of mine to keep me on the right side of the fence. Thanks for the great app!
I wish more landowners were like the ones in this video. Too many times here in Montana we have out of staters purchasing land and will not allow a hunter into his property even to retrieve a wounded animal. Its really a shame. Good luck to all this season and be safe out there!
Great video, well done all around! As a public lands cattle rancher I appreciate your perspective, not only on fences, but also our contribution to the wildlife populations as well. I really enjoy seeing wildlife and having them on the lands I manage. Everything from upland game to the big game species to the non-game species as well. I was introduced to onX Hunt maps about a year ago and have been using it for my ranching operations since then. Thanks for a great product. Thanks again also for a great message and video.
cattle rancher here as well I thought it was done very well. I am passionate about hunting but cringe at some of the rmef always talking about how bad raised stock is which I don't feel represents me at all
Jason great story and congrats on the bull! I just completed a Antelope hunt in Wyoming. Most of the unit was private. On X provided us with the tools we need to be on the public property and to respect the property owners lands.
The greatest tool that hunters, ranchers and Game Wardens can have. For hunters, they will know if they are legal. Ranchers know their their boundaries, plus if asked by a hunter to hunt, they know the hunter wants to be legal and not trespass. Game Wardens also know the true boundaries. @onxhunt has made this possible with advances in technology always. Excellent Video! Bwana Bubba
Amazing video, such vivid videography! Awesome job Jason and OnX.
Superb production quality from a retired TV Producer and Photographer. Got my elk right where you were...just below the boundary of Yellowstone...Pacific Creek. Hope many young folks can see and appreciate the thrill of the hunt...me...I was a gourmet with a gun...I dropped the bull with a neck shot to avoid any adrenaline affecting the meat.
Incredible piece of videography!
Great photography! Excellent...
Loved your video, Jason. I’m new to OnX and hunt with a hawk. I’m learning a lot about fences!
This app is revolutionary for hunting in the modern world
Great video. Reminded me why I like to hunt and walk.
Great video! Very well done.
Very nicely done ✅
In the midwest we fence sitters are looked down upon
do i dare bring up corner hopping lol
I trespass because I don't have land and that's how I get by. (call it what you want) Great video though!
I know a lot of people who call that target practice.
We call you the 5%ers that ruin it for others... Thank you for explaining why property owners (natives & non) don't let hunters on anymore. 🤦♀️👎
This is am about an elk harvest; not fences. Say what it is instead of trying to frame it is fences.