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Author Topic: Air photos of your hunting spots  (Read 3355 times)

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Offline Bufflehead

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 For those who don't know

 If you want air photos of your hunting spot

Go to the DNR site
http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/airphotos/search.html
 ?Lets hope this works
« Last Edit: September 09/29/06, 10:38:58 AM by Bufflehead »
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Offline ScottPugh

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We use those at our land a lot to plan a drive if we are running one that day.  Also when we finally get back to the shack from getting lost, we see where we ventured to. 

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Offline jigglestick

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mayfly, do you care to elaborate a little?
how does a google map differ from the other arial photo websites. what makes it better, hence, the reason to us it instead?
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Offline JohnWester

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i think the google map sat lite pictures are a little more up to date.  but the dnr maps you see online are of there lower quality.  If you want the real good ones, you get your grid number and buy them from the dnr building on off E. 7th street in st. paul
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Offline ScottPugh

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Just use google map.


I have tried to use Google but once you zoom in it gives you a NO CAN DO and plus the quality is not so good.   

Microsofts Tera Server is another good one but the quality is Black and White.
http://terraserver.microsoft.com/default.aspx