best site to order satellite imagery?

[huntfishcamp]

Hello, curious what you use for printing satellite imagery? We want a large print, laminated, say 36"x48" for our hunting area, terraserver offers them but $$. Maybe they all are, just like to know your experiences with ordering high res prints at a reasonable cost....Thanks!

 

[fap1800]

I've always had good experiences with mytopo.com.

 

[Duck-Slayer]

I've always had good experiences with mytopo.com.

Thats where I get mine also!
Matt

 

[greentimber]

Mytopo for sure. Custom maps, aerials, etc.

 

[Irrelevant]

You could throw a jpeg/pdf on a thumbdrive and take it to office depot/staples. I just print mine at work

 

[ithunter]

You could throw a jpeg/pdf on a thumbdrive and take it to office depot/staples. I just print mine at work

That is exactly what I do.

 

[CoHunt]

I know for the Colorado units, Basspro sells a map that includes the GMU boundaries, trails, and are fairly detailed. Not sure if MN units are also available but it would be worth a shot. I think I spent $20 for mine...

 

[PeterAnthony]

I have a few of diff MN areas from Mytopo.com and a few of CO and NV...
They do a great job IMO .. and the price is right.

 

[Reason13]

Big fan of Caltopo.com. More of a map makers tool, simply because of the data you can layer into your maps. For example, fire burn history. You can print up to 11x17 with free accounts. I send to Kinko's to print with instructions to laminate. Cost me about $6.

 

[Idahoarcheryhunter]

another vote for mytopo