Hunting
Indiana Hunting Maps for Your Phone, Works Offline
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Indiana's public hunting ground is spread across state forests, fish and wildlife areas and the Hoosier National Forest. Cell service is patchy in the hills, so the simplest fix is a map you download ahead of time. Your phone's GPS dot keeps working on it with no signal.
Season dates, bag limits and property rules come from the Indiana Department of Natural Resources. Check them before you go. A map is an aid, not a guarantee.
Find your ground
Browse our Indiana hunting pages and open the map for the area you want. You can also search everything we have for the state in the Indiana map search.
Download before you drive out
- Open the map for the property you plan to hunt.
- Download it on home Wi-Fi.
- Test it with your phone in airplane mode.
- In the field, watch the GPS dot to stay on public ground and find your way back out.
Federal land in Indiana
Hoosier National Forest and other federal land are covered by free Forest Service maps on Cartahaven. Use the Indiana map search to find them. For help picking public land, read how to find public hunting land on a map.
Tips
- Save maps for backup spots too, not just your first choice.
- Carry a paper map and a compass.
- Mark parking areas and property corners before you walk in.
- Check property boundaries against the managing agency's own information.
Common questions
Is it free?
Many maps are free to download with a free account.
Does it need an app store?
See our offline maps guide for how to open and use maps on your phone.
Are the maps accurate?
They are aids, not guarantees. Carry a backup and confirm boundaries with the managing agency.
Download tonight. The hills that drop your signal are the ones you want a map for.
Ready to start? Find Indiana maps and make a free account to save them.