Onix & Electronic posting ??

Rowdie

Founding Member
Founding Member
Thread starter
Joined
Apr 15, 2015
Posts
21,907
Likes
17,264
Points
983
it's every year.... I've used it the last 2 or 3 years...

I believe that as soon as you purchase a license of some sort, it automatically generates the 3 month access code.
Oh nice!!
 


Rowdie

Founding Member
Founding Member
Thread starter
Joined
Apr 15, 2015
Posts
21,907
Likes
17,264
Points
983
So I was using onix today and it's not showing any posted land. Is this a layer issue . I thought I was set to auto pay. It's showing who owns it, but it was easier the last 2 years.
 

Twitch

Founding Member
Founding Member
Joined
May 14, 2015
Posts
2,915
Likes
1,092
Points
483
Location
Mandan
So I was using onix today and it's not showing any posted land. Is this a layer issue . I thought I was set to auto pay. It's showing who owns it, but it was easier the last 2 years.
I just looked and mine shows the electronic posted
 

Petras

Founding Member
Founding Member
Joined
Apr 12, 2015
Posts
1,759
Likes
494
Points
338
Location
Stanley
So I was using onix today and it's not showing any posted land. Is this a layer issue . I thought I was set to auto pay. It's showing who owns it, but it was easier the last 2 years.
Yep, probably just need to go into the layers menu and select the one that triggeres posted land. I see now the game and fish is offering the onX Fish, instead of onX hunt.... fer stupid...
 


Kurtr

Founding Member
Founding Member
Joined
Apr 12, 2015
Posts
21,024
Likes
6,603
Points
1,008
Location
Mobridge,Sd
Think I have had Onx for almost 10 years . Color code my waypoints by years and see patterns on how and when birds feed in certain fields. Grew up with everything being private so asking permission had been engrained since a young age. I get a lot more yes as I get older not many people let a 16 year old on but asking politely for a few years in a row they let me and my buddies duck hunt and it got to the point they would call and ask if we are going before given permission to some one else.
 

measure-it

Founding Member
Founding Member
Joined
Jun 29, 2015
Posts
1,188
Likes
904
Points
353
Location
Bismarck, ND
Electronic posting: You're screwed if:
no signal
forgot phone at home
phone lost or broken
battery goes dead
don't know how to use it
don't have OnX or the ND G&F ap
Avenza doesn't show E-Post this year

Repeal the E-Posting in the next Legislation session!! PLEASE!!
 
Last edited:

Kurtr

Founding Member
Founding Member
Joined
Apr 12, 2015
Posts
21,024
Likes
6,603
Points
1,008
Location
Mobridge,Sd
Electronic posting: You're screwed if:
no signal
forgot phone at home
phone lost or broken
battery goes dead
don't know how to use it
don't have OnX or the ND G&F ap
Avenza doesn't show E-Post this year

Repeal the E-Posting in the next Legislation session!! PLEASE!!
You forgot there could be a emp attack.
 

SLE

★★★★★ Legendary Member
Joined
Jul 25, 2016
Posts
1,299
Likes
501
Points
328
Electronic posting: You're screwed if:
no signal
forgot phone at home
phone lost or broken
battery goes dead
don't know how to use it
don't have OnX or the ND G&F ap
Avenza doesn't show E-Post this year

Repeal the E-Posting in the next Legislation session!! PLEASE!!
It’s not that hard. Download the maps of the area you’re going to hunt. I had an E2 elk tag this year and had all of my unit downloaded long before season opened. Lots of areas in E2 with zero cell coverage and it works just fine. Like anything, spend some time and learn it. It’s a powerful tool that can be used for far more than just checking posted land.

Phone batteries last forever, they make nice mag safe charging packs that last for days and are simple to use. All I see above a giant list of excuses. Fine by me, I freelance hunt damn near every weekend and own a whopping 7 acres of land. Like anything, I guess if it’s important to you, the excuses go away and you find a way.
 
Last edited:

Twitch

Founding Member
Founding Member
Joined
May 14, 2015
Posts
2,915
Likes
1,092
Points
483
Location
Mandan
It’s not that hard. Download the maps of the area you’re going to hunt. Had an E2 elk tag this year and had all of my unit downloaded before season opened. Lots of areas with zero cell coverage and it works just fine. Like anything, spend some time and learn it. It’s a powerful tool that can be used for far more than just checking posted land.

Phone batteries last forever, they make nice mag safe things charging packs that last for days. All see above a giant list of excuses. Fine by me, I freelance hunt damn near every weekend and own a whopping 7 acres of land. Guess if it’s important to you, the excuses go away.
You can use the downloaded maps in airplane mode too, albeit with a little less detail
 


wslayer

Founding Member
Founding Member
Joined
Jul 12, 2015
Posts
3,842
Likes
1,747
Points
578
It’s not that hard. Download the maps of the area you’re going to hunt. Had an E2 elk tag this year and had all of my unit downloaded before season opened. Lots of areas with zero cell coverage and it works just fine. Like anything, spend some time and learn it. It’s a powerful tool that can be used for far more than just checking posted land.

Phone batteries last forever, they make nice mag safe things charging packs that last for days. All see above a giant list of excuses. Fine by me, I freelance hunt damn near every weekend and own a whopping 7 acres of land. Guess if it’s important to you, the excuses go away.
On the phone batteries, I disagree. It eats battery juice like nuts, With trying to track you. if you are able to find enough stuff for a "long" walk, you better have a charge pack with.
Maybe not as bad with downloaded maps, have never done that.
 

Kurtr

Founding Member
Founding Member
Joined
Apr 12, 2015
Posts
21,024
Likes
6,603
Points
1,008
Location
Mobridge,Sd
On the phone batteries, I disagree. It eats battery juice like nuts, With trying to track you. if you are able to find enough stuff for a "long" walk, you better have a charge pack with.
Maybe not as bad with downloaded maps, have never done that.
Put it on airplane mode battery will last for days..
 

Bauer

Founding Member
Founding Member
Joined
May 17, 2015
Posts
426
Likes
217
Points
225
Location
Garrison ND
On the phone batteries, I disagree. It eats battery juice like nuts, With trying to track you. if you are able to find enough stuff for a "long" walk, you better have a charge pack with.
Maybe not as bad with downloaded maps, have never done that.
I walked all day on Saturday with my trail feature on, had the share my position used with my buddy I was hunting with so we could see where each other were at, used Facebook and tik Tok while snacking and catching up on water intake, made a couple calls, a couple texts, and still had 68% battery left when I finally climbed in the truck on a 1-year-old phone.

The only battery issue I have ever seen with it can be wireless car play, USB tether up, and not only do you charge at the same time, but your phone runs a lot cooler.
 

shorthairsrus

Founding Member
Founding Member
Joined
Apr 13, 2015
Posts
9,038
Likes
874
Points
508
I used the game and fish one --- it worked. The issue i seen was the open non posted land. I was like is this updated on the map or not. I chose not to walkin or hunt it.
 

Bauer

Founding Member
Founding Member
Joined
May 17, 2015
Posts
426
Likes
217
Points
225
Location
Garrison ND
I used the game and fish one --- it worked. The issue i seen was the open non posted land. I was like is this updated on the map or not. I chose not to walkin or hunt it.
Landowners have to submit their postings by sometime in July so that the online maps can be accurate by the time hunting season opens, one of the smart things that they did, so no one can see you watching a field the night before and E-Post it on you later that night.
 


eyexer

Founding Member
Founding Member
Joined
Apr 20, 2015
Posts
13,961
Likes
1,013
Points
553
Location
williston
Landowners have to submit their postings by sometime in July so that the online maps can be accurate by the time hunting season opens, one of the smart things that they did, so no one can see you watching a field the night before and E-Post it on you later that night.
I noticed you said “land owners”. Well they’re not the only ones who can electronically post it. That should never have been allowed. The renter of said land should never be allowed to electronically post it. That should have never been allowed to happen.
 

Shockwave

Founding Member
Founding Member
Joined
Sep 20, 2015
Posts
1,161
Likes
677
Points
343
Location
Bismarck
The thing that frustrated me the most about E-posting is this. There's some chunks of land where I hunt that were never posted because the owner of land lives thousands of miles away. Now that they can do it from their couch, it's posted.
 

eyexer

Founding Member
Founding Member
Joined
Apr 20, 2015
Posts
13,961
Likes
1,013
Points
553
Location
williston
The thing that frustrated me the most about E-posting is this. There's some chunks of land where I hunt that were never posted because the owner of land lives thousands of miles away. Now that they can do it from their couch, it's posted.
They likely didn’t post it. The renter did. It will say on onyx who posted it
 

yakandfish

Member
Joined
Oct 8, 2026
Posts
32
Likes
28
Points
18
I noticed you said “land owners”. Well they’re not the only ones who can electronically post it. That should never have been allowed. The renter of said land should never be allowed to electronically post it. That should have never been allowed to happen.

How about a renter posting farm land they farm that borders the Red River? So since they farm the field should they be allowed to lock up river bottoms?
 


Recent Posts

Friends of NDA

Top Posters of the Month

  • This month: 79
  • This month: 66
  • This month: 59
  • This month: 41
  • This month: 37
  • This month: 28
  • This month: 23
  • This month: 23
  • This month: 22
  • This month: 21
Top Bottom