Onxmaps
Depends
Confidence: Medium
Buy if you hunt, off-road, or hike public land and need property lines plus offline maps for roughly $35/yr.
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Comparison
Onxmaps and GOHUNT both land on Depends.
Buy if you hunt, off-road, or hike public land and need property lines plus offline maps for roughly $35/yr.
Buy it if you're a serious western hunter applying for tags across states and want draw odds, unit research, and maps bundled.
| Compare | Onxmaps | GOHUNT |
|---|---|---|
| Verdict | Depends | Depends |
| Best for | Hunters scouting public/private land lines | Western big-game tag applicants |
| Who it's not for | Daily drivers wanting road navigation . offroad turn-by-turn draws complaints | Hunters who only need GPS maps . onX wins there |
| Privacy | One community-disclosed vulnerability, reported patched; published security page and dedicated security hires suggest normal hygiene.⁷ | No known public vulnerabilities found in the sources reviewed; GOHUNT was named among apps in a Texas licensing-data exposure affecting 3M+ hunters and anglers. |
| Support quality | No direct support evidence found | Both praise threads and complaint threads exist. |
| Public sentiment | Hunters broadly treat onX Hunt as a must-have, while Offroad and web-app users report navigation and sign-in frustrations.12 | Users split on value: many praise its draw-odds research and scouting depth, while others say the $150/yr fee isn't worth it and its mapping trails onX. |
| Biggest gotcha | Each sport needs its own paid membership; multi-sport users pay two to four times² | Named among apps in a Texas data exposure affecting 3M+ hunters' licensing info. |