onX Maps Tutorial on tap at Mid-Columbia Hunters' Pub Night on Thursday at Bargeway

Back in 2020, Les Kipper got this four-point buck last in Gilliam County. Dave and Michelle Adams spotted the buck while scouting separate sides of a draw and alerted Kipper to its location. Local hunters are invited to learn about onX Maps App and non-lead hunting this Thursday - food and drinks included.

From Oregon Hunters Association and Chuck Ashley:

Plenty of fun, food, drinks and information will be on tap at the Bargeway Pub on Thursday as the Mid-Columbia Chapter of the Oregon Hunters Association holds Pub Night. 

Not a member? Maybe this is a chance to join. Check it out.

Haley Fetzer, director of marketing onX Maps will present an onX tutorial at the Bargeway Pub in The Dalles at 6 p.m. on Thursday, May 25.

OnX maps is a fully-functioning GPS navigation app on your phone. It allows you to view private and public property land ownership data, landowner names, and property lines on your custom maps. It also allows you to easily view hunting units, mountain roads and trails, US topographic maps, and more.

You can learn tips and tricks to get the most from your onX app. If you are new to onX, no problem. This may be just what you're looking for.  

Hunting Education Coordinator with the Oregon Zoo Leland Brown will also be presenting on the benefits of hunting with non-lead ammunition.

Hungry? Thirsty? No problem.

Beer and appetizers are sponsored by Domino’s of The Dalles. 

Giveaways flowing

OnX Maps will be giving away 20 Elite memberships with a value of $100 each. The Mid-Columbia Chapter of the Oregon Hunters Association will also be giving away 5 gun raffle calendars, including a one-year membership.

More About OHA 

Oregon Hunters Association focuses on ensuring sound and scientific management of all wildlife species. The Association’s financial resources are split between wildlife habitat conservation and a strong legislative agenda.

There are 26 local chapters of the OHA and Chuck Ashley is the president of the Mid-Columbia OHA Chapter.

Memberships

When you join Oregon Hunters Association you receive a subscription to Oregon Hunter magazine, the only nationally recognized magazine dedicated to hunting in Oregon, an Oregon Hunters’ calendar with all important hunt dates and tag sale deadlines, your local chapter newsletter and the official OHA decal. Juniors get the quarterly Junior Newsletter called Yearlings.

Joining Oregon Hunters Association today helps ensure hunting opportunities for future generations! Remember, all funds raised stay in Oregon to benefit Oregon’s wildlife, Oregon’s habitat, and hunters’ rights.