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<blockquote data-quote="Traxion" data-source="post: 323389" data-attributes="member: 983">From a logistical point of view, I will be curious to see how they manage areas with no GIS database.&nbsp; We have a lot of counties in SD that have nothing on GIS and OnX tries their best to cover it.&nbsp; Going to need a lot of database updates, done regularly, to make it work.&nbsp; Add in the lack of cell service in places and it may be a crapshow.&nbsp; They technology is certainly there to make it work, you just need updated GIS data, cell service, and every hunter with a smart phone!&nbsp; Easy right?It's hard for anyone who hasn't grown up with the open unless posted system to understand where ND folks are coming from.&nbsp; Growing up in SD, and hunting ND, I always felt weird just going on someone's land without asking.&nbsp; But, having family in SE ND, they love it.&nbsp; They don't care if people hunt and it keeps them from getting pestered all fall.&nbsp; So it can go both ways.&nbsp; ND would certainly take a hit in hunter numbers if a no trespassing law was adapted.&nbsp; That's too big of a culture shift to not force some people out.&nbsp; Will be curious how it works out....thanks for being the guinea pigs on the Electronic Posting!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Traxion, post: 323389, member: 983"] From a logistical point of view, I will be curious to see how they manage areas with no GIS database. We have a lot of counties in SD that have nothing on GIS and OnX tries their best to cover it. Going to need a lot of database updates, done regularly, to make it work. Add in the lack of cell service in places and it may be a crapshow. They technology is certainly there to make it work, you just need updated GIS data, cell service, and every hunter with a smart phone! Easy right? It's hard for anyone who hasn't grown up with the open unless posted system to understand where ND folks are coming from. Growing up in SD, and hunting ND, I always felt weird just going on someone's land without asking. But, having family in SE ND, they love it. They don't care if people hunt and it keeps them from getting pestered all fall. So it can go both ways. ND would certainly take a hit in hunter numbers if a no trespassing law was adapted. That's too big of a culture shift to not force some people out. Will be curious how it works out....thanks for being the guinea pigs on the Electronic Posting! [/QUOTE]

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