Every Western hunt unit scored on six metrics and ranked against the rest of its state. A 14% success rate means nothing until you know where it sits.
Every Treeline toolkit layer on a 3D map in your browser, wired into the unit research below. Nothing to install, no app to update.
They don't tell you whether the unit is any good.
Ten Western states publish their numbers in ten different formats, none of them designed to be compared. So most hunters apply on feel — a unit someone mentioned, a unit they hunted once, a unit that looked right on a map. The data to do better is public. It's just published in a form nobody wants to read.
Treeline IQ does that reading for you.
Unit scoring and statewide ranking, draw odds, harvest statistics, health trends, Tag Finder across every hunt code, Terrain IQ and remote-core analysis.
The most powerful Western e-scouting tool: every Treeline layer on a 3D map, linked to your unit research, with thermals, route planning, viewshed and an AI scout. See it ↑
Nearly 100 checklist items, multiple backup hunt areas, and a planning journal that tracks progress from application day to opening morning.
Each state's rules decoded — deadlines, point systems, fees, licensing and what changed this year.
Real scale weights, a pack list for every hunt with live pack weight, and the Gear Library of what Mark and the Treeline curators actually carry.
Bow and rifle scores with the unit's statewide rank. Public land percentage and the access reality behind it. Road and trail density. How much of the country sits more than half a mile from a motor vehicle road. Elevation bands, steepness, tree cover.
Unit 30 scores 181 and sits 65th of 99. Unit 28 scores 315 and sits 2nd. One herd is down 18.4%, another is up 12.1%. Nothing on a map tells you any of that.
Real Idaho elk units, five-year averages. Unit 28 leads on seven of the compared metrics.
Put up to ten units side by side and every metric lines up in a row, with the winner on each one flagged. Print it, or send it to the partner you are planning the hunt with.
The ten rows that actually separate them. The full 42-row comparison is on the main site.
| onX Elite $99.99/yr | GoHunt Insider $169/yr | Treeline IQ $89/yr | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Unit scoring & ranking engine | No | No | Yes |
| Separate bow vs rifle scoring | No | No | Yes |
| Unit health trend analysis | Limited | Limited | 5-yr health % |
| Tag-level search, every hunt code | Unit level | Yes | Tag Finder |
| Bull-harvest density per sq mi | No | No | Yes |
| Remote-core / distance from road | Road layer | Road layer | ½–5 mi |
| Side-by-side unit comparison | Limited | Basic | Up to 10 |
| Exportable unit reports | No | No | Yes |
| Hunt-planning checklist & journal | No | No | Yes |
| Integrated mapping | Native | Yes | Terrain IQ 3D map |
| Across all 42 compared | 6/42 | 7/42 | 39/42 |
Compiled August 2026 from onxmaps.com, gohunt.com and their help centres; Treeline coverage updated October 2026. Competitor features and pricing change — check before you rely on it. onX Hunt® and GoHunt® are trademarks of their respective owners. This is an independent comparison, not endorsed by either company.
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Montana, Idaho, Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, Oregon, Washington, New Mexico, Nevada and Arizona for unit research. Terrain IQ’s map layers cover all eleven Western states, California included.
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For e-scouting at home, Terrain IQ does the mapping and adds what onX doesn’t: unit research on the map, thermals, viewshed, timber cuts by year and an AI scout. Bring your onX waypoints in with one export. For offline navigation on your phone in the field, keep using onX — any spot in Terrain IQ opens in onX with one click.
Yes. Elk and deer are scored across all ten states, with separate bow and rifle scoring and multi-species trend charts.
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