ELectronically posted lands

[2rocky]

https://gf.nd.gov/electronic-posting

General Information​

The 2021 state legislature passed a bill to allow electronic posting of private land, giving landowners another option for posting private property. This system is currently available to enroll lands, with the law going into effect August 1, 2021.

In addition to the current posting laws allowing landowners to post lands with physical signs or leave lands unposted, electronic posting will add the option to digitally post land. The digital posting system will interface with county tax parcel information.

Those interested in posting electronically for the 2021-22 hunting season can do so by logging into their account here (new accounts can be created as well). The deadline for landowners to digitally post land is July 15.

Relevant Dates​

• May 18, 2021 – Open for enrollment of electronic posting
• July 15, 2021 – Deadline for landowners to digitally post land
• August 1, 2021 – Electronic posting laws go into effect

Frequently Asked Questions

Posting Lands Electronically - Help

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Hunter Information​

In addition to traditional physical posting of land, the new electronic posting law provides the option for landowners to post land electronically. The laws go into effect beginning the 2021 fall hunting seasons.

There are several tools available which hunters can use to determine whether land has been electronically posted when hunting.

The Department offers map resources, mobile apps and printable maps that show lands posted electronically. This information can be viewed on a computer, smartphone or printed.

A benefit of electronic posting is the ability for hunters to determine a valid point of contact when requesting access. The name of the landowner, or authorized individual who posted the land is included on the map applications. Additional contact may be included to help establish contact.

Hunters are reminded to be respectful of landowners and be mindful of their daily schedules, as farmers will be busy with fall duties, including harvesting crops, moving cattle and hauling bales.

Map Resources​

The printable map sheets and map resources below include public lands and lands posted electronically.

The offline mobile application option (Avenza) can be used in areas where cellular service in unavailable. This application works with a smartphone's GPS to display the device location on a map.

Landowner contact information is available when using the online options of the map applications. To view information, click on the land parcel or right click on the map and click “Find data on map”.

 

[VikingsGuy]

I hope other states start doing this and the common hunting mapping app services pick up on it in a timely way - I really don't like having to hop around to different but similar services/apps.

 

[Chief_Wak]

Going to be interesting to see this in action. I think without a doubt there will be plenty of waterfowlers that will not have a clue about this and get busted for trespassing

 

[furness]

I like it. I hope the app is easy to use & works.

 

[brocksw]

I like it. I hope the app is easy to use & works.

Maps | North Dakota Game and Fish

North Dakota Game and Fish maps and map data - hunting lands, fishing waters, species ranges, hunting units, CWD, boat access, etc.

gf.nd.gov

 

[furness]

Thanks

 

[Hunting Wife]

I’ve been messing around with this for weeks. The only map I could find on the NDGF site that actually showed the electronically posted land was the web app, but it doesn’t work if you don’t have cell service. Pretty useless. But today OnX added the e-posted land layer, so that’s a huge improvement.