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Connecticut Hunting Map
34 hunt units, public lands, and property boundaries with landowner names — imported 2025, and the app shows that date — on one map that works with no signal.
Hunting data for Connecticut
Property boundaries for Connecticut are on the map, with landowner names — sourced from Connecticut Office of Policy and Management / municipal assessors, imported 2025. That import date is shown in the app, so you always know exactly how current the ownership data under your pin is — before you knock on a door or take a shot.
Connecticut has 34 hunt units on the map, from 2 agency sources, alongside the nationwide federal refuge hunt tracts. Getting in and out rides on the same map: 1,959 named trails across Connecticut, rebuilt weekly, all available offline for free.
Property lines in Connecticut
Coverage: Connecticut. Source: Connecticut Office of Policy and Management / municipal assessors. Landowner names: included where the source publishes them. Imported 2025 — the date travels with the data, in the app and in offline packs, so a boundary decision never rests on ownership data older than you think it is. Every state’s import date is published on the data freshness page.
Season dates & regulations
Seasons, bag limits, and legal methods change during the season, so we link the agency’s current pages rather than restate rules that may have been amended: Connecticut DEEP hunting regulations and fishing regulations.
Find your ground
Trail geometry from OpenStreetMap contributors, licensed ODbL. Elevation from the USGS 3D Elevation Program. Compiled and published by Trailmonger · trail data last rebuilt .