Having worked for Audubon for 2 years, that tracks. But that is a very good idea. Would probably require a sponsorship code/48 hr free trial coupon since the CBC relies on volunteers that probably don't need another barrier to entry. I used to use onX for wetland bird surveys via kayak for mapping and data recording. Better than dealing with recording on paper when you're floating 6 inches about the water. I was not aware of anyone else using it in the birding world. Definitely a potential untapped market.OK, so here is a request, kind off the beaten path though. Just got done with a Audobon Christmas Bird Count and was thinking that it would be real handy if OnX had the overlay of the count circles that is available online. Maybe team up with Audobon and advertise. I brought the technology up at the meeting and was essentially told that they are a bunch of old retired people that have no idea how technology works
Thanks will do
If it was a grand fir I’d say you did the world a favor
That's a great suggestion. We'll pass that along to our GIS Team!
Seemed to have worked. Kudos to the folks at Onx. Very quick to help and knew what to do. Thanks!
When I got a new phone and transferred data from old to new phone, my ONX content did not show up. After attempting unsuccessful fixes suggested by ONX tech, finally I uninstalled the ONX app, then reinstalled it, and restarted my phone. It worked! I now have all content on new phone.
Uninstalling and reinstalling will not affect your waypoints. When you reinstall the app, your offline map downloads will be removed, but the borders of those map will be retained. So all you will need to do once you reinstall and log back in, is to go into your Offline Maps tab and tap on each map listed there to download it again.
Excellent question, unfortunately we were asked to remove the Oklahoma Walk-In Areas layer from our maps. We apologize for any inconvenience. If you have any questions, please contact Jeff Tibbits via email at [email protected].
By whom? Or do I need to ask Jeff T that question?
The Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation asked us to remove that layer a number of years ago. At the time Mr. Tibbits asked us to give his email to those with further questions.
Jeff isn’t with the department anymore.
Hmmm. Seems like an odd request. Any explanation as to why?
See post above
Keywords being ANY time of the year, not season to season. Shoot well that explains that. Thanks guys!
