Favorite topo sites???

[deadeye]

Going out of state this year (Montana) and was wondering what are the favorite topo sites?

 

[Danno]

Google Earth is pretty good if your area is part of the detail. You can see individual trees. When you get know your hunting area I'd get a hard copy from the USGS and one from National Geographic. the USGS has the best top info and the National Geographic has the roads and trails. That's just my experience.

 

[shrek1]

Terraserver ain't to bad either, but the arials are usually 10yrs old in the area I use it for. Still works on finding good funnels (as long as the bulldozers haven't found them first)

 

[WKP - Todd]

Mapcard get's my vote. Great Aerial photo's, but it's like 15 bucks a year for a membership (worth it IMO).

 

[LoessHillsArcher]

I use Terraserver or in our area some counties have their own aerial sight, kinda nice!!