Mark what you see on the property
Use the current GPS position or place a map pin for a sighting, fox hole, target or point of interest. Add species, notes and a photo so the field operator receives useful context before the visit.
FOX GPSFIELD CAPTUREGet startedLANDHOLDER PEST CONTROL · AUSTRALIA
Put the exact property target in the right hands.
Mark pest sightings, fox holes and points of interest on the property map, then share authorised access with a shooter without sending screenshots or vague directions.
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A practical record from first GPS point to final handover.
Share access with the intended shooter
Fox GPS uses email-bound property invitations rather than a public map link. The authorised shooter opens the same target context through their own account, keeping the landholder workspace and field history separate.
Build a clearer control history
Property marks remain organised on the map as work progresses. Landholders can keep recurring problem areas, boundary context and target details together instead of reconstructing a history from text messages and photos.
COMMON QUESTIONS
What to expect from Fox GPS.
What can a landholder mark?
The Landholder workflow supports pest sightings, vermin targets, fox holes and points of interest with an exact GPS or map position, notes and supporting photo context.
Can anyone open a shared property target?
No. Property access uses an email-bound invitation for the authorised shooter, and each person signs in with their own Fox GPS account.
Does the shooter use the landholder’s paid seat?
No. Shooter access does not consume a Landholder account team seat. A new shooter can receive a one-time 14-day Basic trial and then uses their own eligible Fox GPS subscription.
Can the landholder preview the field workflow before subscribing?
Yes. The interactive demo includes a sample Landholder field mode with property marks, GPS follow, layers and a compact mark-details workflow using simulated data.
USE YOUR OWN FIELD DATA