what is the best GPS for hunting and hiking deep in the forest?
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i have a Garmin Map 76. good sized screen, excellent detail and under 200.00. full of features and easy to use. Also very water resistant and tough case. I live In British Columbia Canada and all i do for recreation is outdoors.
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google earth is a good program
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- GPS technology has matured into a resource that goes far beyond its original design goals. These days scientists, sportsmen, farmers, soldiers, pilots, surveyors, hikers, delivery drivers, sailors, dispatchers, lumberjacks, fire-fighters, and people from many other walks of life are using GPS in ways that make their work more productive, safer, and sometimes even easier. \n\n- In this section you will see a few examples of real-world applications of GPS. These applications fall into five broad categories. \n\n  -  Location - determining a basic position \n  -  Navigation - getting from one location to another \n  -  Tracking - monitoring the movement of people and things \n  -  Mapping - creating maps of the world \n  -  Timing - bringing precise timing to the world \n- Since its a broad topic hope it will help you.....!\n--------------------------
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scan netradio, google anything that comes to mind, google earth, play pool http://games.yahoo.com/games/login2?page=pl&cat=intermediate , stuff. gotta see google earth, its love it.
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look in the back of Outdoor Life or Bow Hunting magazines
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A USB ported GPS receiver\n\nSuch as the one in the linky below:\n\nhttps://shop.delorme.com/OA_HTML/DELibeCCtpSctDspRte.jsp?section=10043&minisite=10020\n\nEDIT: Well, I said "similar". I am sure you can find something similar locally. Maybe print out this and take it to local computer shop and maybe they can order for you or know of local equivalent?
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If you have a GPS or access to a GPS that would be the best most accurate way to measure your distance, speed and route. And they are extremely accurate.\nThen you can DL the information from the GPS to your mapping software that comes with the GPS and you can get a overall visual of your route.\nNot to mention they are coming way down in price.
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Have you tried google earth?
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The two main companies that make hand held GPS systems are GARMIN and MAGELLAN.\n\nWe have a GARMIN and it is relatively user-friendly.  I have no experience with MAGELLAN.\n\nMany places sell this equipment - I've seen hand held units advertised for $220-400.  I believe both companies are competitively priced.\n\nThe link below is to Garmin Company, which as an FAQ page and additional information.
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Get Google Earth (Free Version). Go the link bellow.
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google earth\n\nhttp://earth.google.com/
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check this out:\n\nhttp://gpsinformation.net/
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google earth\n\nterraserver
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Multimap is quite good, especially in you know the postcodes:\nhttp://www.multimap.com/map/aproute.cgi?input_rt=aproute&startcountry=GB&endcountry=GB
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The two main companies that make hand held GPS systems are GARMIN and MAGELLAN.\n\nWe have a GARMIN and it is relatively user-friendly. I have no experience with MAGELLAN.\n\nMany places sell this equipment - I've seen hand held units advertised for $220-400. I believe both companies are competitively priced. The link below is to Garmin Company, which as an FAQ page and additional information.
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You can try DeLorme with the GPS or Microsoft Streets and Trips with GPS. I've tried them both and both have coordinates in real time
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I have been hunting with pendulum sights for about 2 years now and I love them. Once you have sighted the yardage in with them and know the range of each one it is just a matter of guessing what the yardage is while you are hunting. I thought that guessing the yardage out in the field would be hard, but after I practiced shooting for a while guessing the distances became much easier.