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Arctic Adventure Gear: The Equipment That Got Jim Baird Across The Frozen North

Arctic Adventure Gear: The Equipment That Got Jim Baird Across The Frozen North

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from dleurquin wrote 1 year 22 weeks ago

Although I rarely find myself in potentially life threatening survival situations when I'm camping or fishing, I like having a reliable accurate compass at hand. This looks pretty cool. I think I need to check it out.

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from Michael Christiansen wrote 9 weeks 2 days ago

BRUNTON O.S.S. 70M is the best version of the "Brunton 8099 Pro Compass" I have seen yet. It even has those lines in the middle called: On the map Meridian lines, I think they're called so you can lay it down and use with a map! Think I'll buy one although it is extremely eexpensive. Around 77.30 dollars on ebay.

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from Michael Christiansen wrote 9 weeks 2 days ago

*Www.bruntonoutdoor.com as said in the article.

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from dleurquin wrote 1 year 22 weeks ago

Although I rarely find myself in potentially life threatening survival situations when I'm camping or fishing, I like having a reliable accurate compass at hand. This looks pretty cool. I think I need to check it out.

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from Michael Christiansen wrote 9 weeks 2 days ago

BRUNTON O.S.S. 70M is the best version of the "Brunton 8099 Pro Compass" I have seen yet. It even has those lines in the middle called: On the map Meridian lines, I think they're called so you can lay it down and use with a map! Think I'll buy one although it is extremely eexpensive. Around 77.30 dollars on ebay.

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from Michael Christiansen wrote 9 weeks 2 days ago

*Www.bruntonoutdoor.com as said in the article.

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Jim traveled 555 miles by snowmobile with his brother, Ted, unsupported, over frozen Great Bear Lake (ice-fishing for monster lake trout), cross-tundra to the Arctic Ocean, then across the sea ice of Victoria Strait to the hamlet of Uluhoktok. Read The Adventurer blog to follow along on his trip and his next adventure: an ATV trek through the Northwest Territories' Mackenzie Mountains to reach prime Dall's sheep habitat.

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