Casio hunting watches
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#12
RE: Casio hunting watches
Well after 45 minutes I got this thing programmed.
FYI You should be headingout right now..just starting a prime time at 2:40 until 4
this morning was between 8-9
tomorrow primetime 9:30 am and 3:15 pm....[>:]
FYI You should be headingout right now..just starting a prime time at 2:40 until 4
this morning was between 8-9
tomorrow primetime 9:30 am and 3:15 pm....[>:]
#13
RE: Casio hunting watches
Haha, I have been comtemplating buying a different watch so I'm not bringing a Movado into the woods this year. Just bought one on lunch, I'm such a sucker for gadgets. I've spent the last 20 minutes setting it up and I think I have it all dialed in at -4 GMT and my GPS coordinates according to terraserver. I love the sunrise/sunset time features to keep me honest with legal shooting hours and I also love the vibration alerts on when primetime hits. I'll keep playing with it tomorrow in the stand while waiting for a fat nanny to walk by. [8D]
#16
RE: Casio hunting watches
My wife bought me one for my B-day in August.
I stowed it away in my dresser thinking it was just another gadget and forgot about it until I saw this post.
Is it that tough to set up?
I stowed it away in my dresser thinking it was just another gadget and forgot about it until I saw this post.
Is it that tough to set up?
#17
Fork Horn
Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Central Wisconsin
Posts: 494
RE: Casio hunting watches
Ok, so I needed a new hunting watch anyway, so I went with the Casio. No regrets at all. I like the vib alarm especially. This watch has a bunch of features. For an inexpensive watch I have no complaints. Recommended!!