wg2020
New Member
Hi All,
Longtime lurker and new member from SW Ohio - though new to the area asI just returned from working the past 3 years in Europe where the detecting was unreal. Being new to Ohio, I found it challenging to find out the owners of fields I wanted to detect (without having to look up the property records one by one online or at Assessors’ Office. I discovered the the “onX” app which turned out to be a great way to find out who owns the property you want to detect. All you have to do is click on the property on their map and it tells you who owns the property and their address. There is annual charge of $29.99 for one state or $99.99. In addition to providing you the name of the property owner and their address, it has GPS and waypoint functions, mapping functions, weather, and a number of other additional functions. They also offer a free 7-day trial period - a great way to try it out to see if you like it. Good luck with your hunts. Walt
Note to forum administrators: I apologize if we are not allowed to post about outside applications.
Longtime lurker and new member from SW Ohio - though new to the area asI just returned from working the past 3 years in Europe where the detecting was unreal. Being new to Ohio, I found it challenging to find out the owners of fields I wanted to detect (without having to look up the property records one by one online or at Assessors’ Office. I discovered the the “onX” app which turned out to be a great way to find out who owns the property you want to detect. All you have to do is click on the property on their map and it tells you who owns the property and their address. There is annual charge of $29.99 for one state or $99.99. In addition to providing you the name of the property owner and their address, it has GPS and waypoint functions, mapping functions, weather, and a number of other additional functions. They also offer a free 7-day trial period - a great way to try it out to see if you like it. Good luck with your hunts. Walt
Note to forum administrators: I apologize if we are not allowed to post about outside applications.
not sure all states have this software available though.
