Crown Land Search

[Howsam]

Hello,

New to hunting in BC living in the Vancouver area. I'm wondering if there are any resources or what everyone uses for tracking down crown land to hunt on in BC. Im happy to travel anywhere assuming restrictions chill out come fall and looking to hunt Muley or Whitetail with my Bow. Ivew tried through Ihunter app and the government maps site but they are both super clunky and hard to understand.

Any suggestions to make my life easier? TIA

Rob

[Michiyo-Fir]

You can try iMap. There's a layer for land ownership: https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/d...mapping/imapbc

[caddisguy]

Backroads mapbook is good for the most part (tells you if it's municipal, crown or IR) but to be 100% IMAP BC layers or equivalent such is iHunter are needed.

Generally crown land is just that, but there can be leases or ecological areas.

[boxhitch]

Top Notch Navigator is building into something very usable, fresh but good

[caddisguy]

One time I thought I was on crown land, stepped over some old barbed wire and got stung through the cheek... how i met boxhitch, buds ever since

[vincentcui]

BRMB is a pretty solid tool to start with, i recommend both soft and hard copies. Soft for home-based planning, and hardcopy for on-site reference.

Hello,

New to hunting in BC living in the Vancouver area. I'm wondering if there are any resources or what everyone uses for tracking down crown land to hunt on in BC. Im happy to travel anywhere assuming restrictions chill out come fall and looking to hunt Muley or Whitetail with my Bow. Ivew tried through Ihunter app and the government maps site but they are both super clunky and hard to understand.

Any suggestions to make my life easier? TIA

Rob

[downsouth204]

I hunter BC app

[huntingfamily]

iHunter BC app with the optional layers option.
$10 per year.
https://www.ihunterapp.com/bc-public-lands-layers/

[Rob Chipman]

I second (wait, I third) iHunter.

[Slinky Pickle]

Front Counter BC is great. It provides you with a Google Earth overlay and shows all sorts of good stuff.

Just click on the "Launch Discovery Tool" button.

http://www.frontcounterbc.gov.bc.ca/mapping/