Explore the land
View available Crown land, county forests, parks, WMUs, forest access roads, and more.
Made for Ontario hunters
Know the ground.
Enjoy the hunt.
Explore Ontario's land, plan your route, and keep your field notes close. The tools you need for a better day outdoors, together on one map.
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A clearer picture
The more you know,
the farther you can go.
From researching a new area to recording the route you walked, Ontario Hunt Map keeps your planning and field tools in one place.
Explore the feature guide ↗Explore with confidence
Built around your time outdoors.
Useful tools for the planning, the journey, and the moments worth remembering.
Follow your trail
Record a hunt, mark a Start point, and view your walked, trail-back, and direct-back distances.
Prepare offline
Download supported map areas before heading out, and use GPS and saved records without cell service.
Keep it together
Save waypoints and sightings, record Blood Trails, and share selected places with trusted hunters.
Your feature guide
Get to know the tools.
Explore what Ontario Hunt Map can do, from planning your hunt to keeping your field records together.
01 / Hunt Intelligence
Turn your sightings into insight.
Record an animal, location, photos, and available conditions. Hunt Intelligence groups your observations and looks for patterns across similar conditions.
A personal pattern estimate, not a guarantee of animal activity.
02 / Wind compass
See north and the wind at a glance.
The compass turns with your phone to indicate north. The wind label shows where wind comes from and the arrow shows where it is blowing.
Wind is a nearby weather observation; a reading may be old or unavailable.
03 / Start Hunt
Record the route you walk.
Start a hunt to create a Start flag and record a dotted breadcrumb trail. Follow your Walked, Trail Back and Direct Back distances in the header.
Trail Back follows recorded paths; Direct Back is a straight-line distance.
04 / Blood Trail
Mark the trail, one drop at a time.
Record numbered blood drops during a hunt. Breadcrumb recording pauses while you mark the Blood Trail and resumes afterwards.
Both trails stay with their Start waypoint.
05 / Land & offline maps
Explore the land. Prepare ahead.
View available Crown land, parks, county forests, WMUs and forest access roads. Download supported map areas before you head out.
Live services and data not saved for offline use need a connection.
06 / Waypoints & Hunt Groups
Share the moments you choose.
Save waypoints, photos and sightings, and share selected places and hunt trails with other hunters. Opt in to live group locations while connected.
Live sharing is voluntary and requires internet access.
07 / Reporting reminders
Keep deadlines in view.
Record tag details and set reminders for mandatory reporting. Mark a report complete after you submit it through the official service.
Reminders depend on notification permissions.
08 / Private land drawings
Mark an area that matters to you.
Draw and name your own private-land area on the map. Find it later and use the layer switch to show or hide it.
Drawings are personal planning aids, not proof of ownership or access.
09 / Measuring tool
Measure between map points.
Tap the ruler in the footer, then tap two or more points to total the straight segments between them. Use Undo to remove a point.
Map distance is not a navigable route and does not include elevation changes.
10 / Weather & moon
Know the conditions around you.
Review available conditions, wind, forecasts and alerts for a selected area, along with moon information.
Availability varies by location and generally needs an internet connection.
Feature illustrations are conceptual. App screens and available information may vary.
More than a map
Your field kit,
in your pocket.
Keep the information that matters close at hand, whether you're researching a place or spending the day outside.
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Land informationTap available land layers for policy information, season details and links to official sources.
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Measure, locate and orientUse the footer's location button, compass, wind indicator and map measuring tool.
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Choose when to shareShare waypoints and, with an internet connection, opt in to live Hunt Group locations.
Planned subscription
More time to explore.
We're preparing an annual subscription for Ontario Hunt Map, with a seven-day trial to give you time to explore the app.
Subscriptions are planned for purchase through the Android and iPhone apps. The basic map and saved data are planned to remain free, and current testers will retain free access during the beta.
Ontario Hunt Map · planned
7-day free trial
$34.99 CAD / year after trial
Planned annual subscription price following the trial. Final billing, eligibility and cancellation details will be provided when subscriptions become available.
Not available yet. Subscription purchasing and the trial are still being set up. Contact us for updates.
Get out there
Ready to explore
Ontario your way?
Ontario Hunt Map is currently being tested. Get in touch to ask about Android or iPhone testing and tell us what you think.
QUESTIONS OR FEEDBACK?ontariohuntmap@gmail.com
We'd love to hear how you use the app and what you'd like to see next.
Ontario Hunt Map is a planning aid. Always confirm land ownership, access, boundaries, closures, hunting regulations and current conditions with official sources. Map and weather availability varies by location and connectivity.