I am looking about aquiring a GPS to help prevent the above and for other normal hunting reasons but am lost when it comes to what to look for...Anybody have any ideas
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Be very careful:I just bought a Gamnin Rino 120 and the DVD guide.If you want to spend half your day setting that thing up so you can go back to close to the same place as you started a GPS is the way to go .They are not user friendly.I have learned one thing:The basic cheap models (not mapping) are the way to go.
My company uses Garmin Vistras for there agriculter mapping system the made...I think if I can find a decent price on those I will pick one of them up....
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NAHC Memember since 2004
Texas Certified Hunters Education Instructor
Texas Commisioned Public Notary
Lost in the woods...
