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Check out the photo under my user name. Newest one shows what you can do with a GPS, which we were discussing. The track, a black line with dots on it, shows how far I walked this day, hunting squirrels but also trying to find turkey sign, which is why I walked so far, the GPS said I walked about 7 miles but this has to be approximated as it has you moving slightly when you arent, I'd say about 6 miles. The landmark symbols have no particular meaning, I just want them to be unique.
Question by Elmer Fudd. Uploaded on October 13, 2009
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That is excellent. What do the small black dots along the line represent. It seems that some are closer and some are farther away. I've been thinking about getting a GPS. Haven't really gotten out of my element yet though. I'll probably get one when I start hunting out of state on public lands.
they are automatically recorded and strewn along the track. So for example when I stop and eat lunch you can probably guess where [g]. The regular landmarks that are not on the track are from previous visits.
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That is excellent. What do the small black dots along the line represent. It seems that some are closer and some are farther away. I've been thinking about getting a GPS. Haven't really gotten out of my element yet though. I'll probably get one when I start hunting out of state on public lands.
they are automatically recorded and strewn along the track. So for example when I stop and eat lunch you can probably guess where [g]. The regular landmarks that are not on the track are from previous visits.
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