Anybody got a link? Google Maps and every other map I've looked at are 20 years old.
Thanks
Neil

Have you tried google earth? It isnt up to date but its within a year or so.

Thanks,I'll try them.
Neil

try mytopo.com too. i just got a map of my place that is from sept of 2008

if you go all the way thru to place an order, you can email yourself a copy of the map before you have to put in your info. this way you can print a copy before you decide if you want to buy their higher quality laminated version

Thanks rsquared ,I looked but their's are topographic maps. I want a satellite map. The lumber company has done a lot of clear cutting on my deer lease the past couple of years.I am moving one of my stand locations and want to see the "lay of the land" around my new spot.

Neil

im in cass co. and i can't find anything newer than approx 7yrs.

My topo.com has satellite maps, topo maps and hybrid maps, color or black & white.

www.tnris.state.tx.us is a public clearing house of data available to the public it has 1 meter imagery, you may have to have a certain viewer to look at the file but it has topo, aerial satellite images, and a host of other info.

Neil I'm in the same shape you as far as trying to find updated, post-clearcut maps. Google Earth has been the most helpful for me, I can atleast pick out the drains and creeks they left SMZs on.

i tried using google earth this season before i put in for some new spots on my lease and it didnt seem to updated but like rifleman said you can tell where a creek is so that was helpful

Im in leon county and based on the truck in my yard. On google earth I would say it had to be about a year old maybe a little bit more.