Example ElkTracker™ Maps

• Scale varies–the larger the GMU, the less detail you will see on the map, so you may want to narrow down the area you want to hunt.
• Depicts elk migration routes, security habitat, prime forage areas, secondary forage areas, and hot spots.
• Insets show land ownership, elk seasonal ranges, etc.
• Measures 30×32 inches.
• Depicts 2012 USFS road classifications.
• Good map to have if you have never hunted the GMU.

 

• Scale is 1:48,000 and covers roughly a 15×18 mile area.
• Depicts elk migration routes, security habitat, prime forage areas, secondary forage areas, and hot spots.
• Insets show land ownership, elk seasonal ranges, etc.
• Measures 30×32 inches.
• Depicts 2012 USFS road classifications.
• Good map to have if you know the general area you intend to hunt but may want to check out other areas that are close.

 

• Scale is 1:24,000 and covers roughly a 7×9 mile area.
• Depicts elk migration routes, security habitat, prime forage areas, secondary forage areas, and hot spots.
• Insets show land ownership, elk seasonal ranges, etc.
• Measures 30×32 inches.
• Depicts 2012 USFS road classifications.
• Good detail, shaded relief background makes it easier to pick out vantage points and valleys.

 

• Scale is 1:24,000 and covers roughly a 7×9 mile area.
• Depicts elk migration routes, security habitat, prime forage areas, secondary forage areas, and hot spots.
• Insets show land ownership, elk seasonal ranges, etc.
• Measures 30×32 inches.
• Depicts 2012 USFS road classifications.
• Good detail, identical to the Navigator map but does not have the shaded relief background.

 

• Scale is 1:12,000 and covers roughly a 3.5×4 mile area.
• Depicts elk migration routes, security habitat, prime forage areas, secondary forage areas, and hot spots.
• Insets show land ownership, elk seasonal ranges, etc.
• Measures 30×32 inches.
• Depicts 2012 USFS road classifications.
• Great detail.  Designed for the hunter who knows exactly where they want to hunt.  Background is satellite imagery.