BETTY

[rebelp74]

Assa, you got a rope I can borrow?

[Feelin' Fowl]

I was talking to Dan, not you, tripod. Your advice is dangerously close to piss up a rope territory.

Im trying to save you from wasting money on a shit ass app. You may piss up your own rope.

Maybe take Dan's offer.

I'm still trying to decide if he's serious, or if I'll get a photo bombed cock pic.

You'll get something for free either way...

[3legged_lab]

I was talking to Dan, not you, tripod. Your advice is dangerously close to piss up a rope territory.

Im trying to save you from wasting money on a shit ass app. You may piss up your own rope.

Maybe take Dan's offer.

I'm still trying to decide if he's serious, or if I'll get a photo bombed cock pic.

Won't be any worse than the shit you get on google searches when looking for something for here.

[DeadEye_Dan]

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The best technology 2004 has to offer

[assateague]

I'm afraid to click on that image. I'm squinting, and looking slightly away, as if that will help.

[assateague]

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The best technology 2004 has to offer

If you're serious, I'll certainly take it for a test run. Trade you some deer jerky. I'll send you a pic of the jerky if you want.

[3geese4me]

Its safe. I looked for you. And you can trust me, I'm in the air force.

[DeadEye_Dan]

It's been sitting on a shelf in the closet in my gun room for at least 4 years.
Might as well see if you can use it to get lost.

[assateague]

Getting lost is the easy part. Getting unlost is the bitch of it.

[Willie]

Assa, I have an Etrex legend, older unit, and a DeLorme PN-40. The DeLorme is 100x the GPS as far as extra cool shit it'll do. The Etrex does everything I basically need as far as navigating, but really because I spent some extra $ and loaded the marine charts on it. Straight out of the box, the good charts were not on it. The DeLorme came with the charts preloaded and also with a nice topo program.
Whatever route you go, for your area, I'd make sure to get the right charts and then go out in the daylight, turn on the track mode and run your course and create the route to follow in the dark. Once you run it once and it's in the unit, you should be golden.
By the way, these are both handheld units that I use on my Jon boat.

[3legged_lab]

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The best technology 2004 has to offer

If you're serious, I'll certainly take it for a test run. Trade you some deer jerky. I'll send you a pic of the jerky if you want.

Aaaand yank the rug out from under his feet now dan!

[assateague]

[assateague]

See, I was afraid to nibble. He might've just got a lip. Need to jig it a little.

[assateague]

I'd probably get a flat rate box full of golf balls.

[3legged_lab]

I think you'll like that explorist. Just use it a little to learn it and you'll be good. That's why I started doing the geocaching, turned out to be a nice little family hobby.

[assateague]

I'm still not sure if he's serious.

[Feelin' Fowl]

I'm still not sure if he's serious.

I'm sure he is. It's old technology. I'm surprised he hasn't thrown it away to clear clutter...being Mr. Moneybags and all...

[DeadEye_Dan]

I'll just need a copy of your 501(c)3 paperwork for the qualified donation

[assateague]

I'll just need a copy of your 501(c)3 paperwork for the qualified donation

Here you go. Just use the EIN and contact number on this one.

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[DeadEye_Dan]

Excellent.

Just send me a shipping address and once we are done celebrating the life of Dr.Rev. Martin Luther King, I'll ship it to you.

[assateague]

Will do. Thanks Dan. No cock pics, please.

[Woody]

Trimble Outdoors Navigator.

Have it... IT SUCKS!

[FlintRiverFowler]

For the record, that's all open marsh, not woods.

Maybe just get one of those fancy boats where you can go in a straight line?

[FlintRiverFowler]

Trimble Outdoors Navigator.

Have it... IT SUCKS!

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[NuffDaddy]

I find google earth to be more helpful than my gps most times. You can see the deep areas, the gravel bars, and points and cuts along the shore. And it puts a little blue dot right where you are.

[Goldfish]

I find google earth to be more helpful than my gps most times. You can see the deep areas, the gravel bars, and points and cuts along the shore from 3 years ago. And it puts a little blue dot right where you are.

Ftfy

[FlintRiverFowler]

I find google earth to be more helpful than my gps most times. You can see the deep areas, the gravel bars, and points and cuts along the shore from 3 years ago. And it puts a little blue dot right where you are.

Ftfy

this is true water is natures most powerful force. You don't realize how much bodies of water change unless youre out there constantly. Especially rivers. Hell one of the lakes I hunt has gone up a good ten feet since season started. There was probly 30 ft of exposed shore and now the water is up to the wood line.

[NuffDaddy]

I find google earth to be more helpful than my gps most times. You can see the deep areas, the gravel bars, and points and cuts along the shore from 3 years ago. And it puts a little blue dot right where you are.

Ftfy

It changes, but not enough to matter that much. They updated the shoreline I hunt in like September this year, so It was sweet. Everything was exact.

[Goldfish]

Lucky for you, lol

[jehler]

Google earth keeps up pretty good around here, most images around the Great Lakes are 12 months or less