Canyonman44

Hi All, Still consider myself new I guess, more than 50 less than 100,so heres my question. All things being equal about 80% of the time I wind up approaching a cache from the most difficult side. Admittedly I don't use a topo (know how from military but this is for fun!), have both types of GPSrs and they usually agree more or less, So am I just lucky or what?? Still enjoy this alot! But sometimes I would like to post an easy one.

Glad I looked in on this thread. I have to weight in on the compass screen for my primary use. I have an old Magellan 315 (love it!!!) but I find the plotter screen useless due to zoom (as mentioned) Also liked the comment about the old fashoned compass as the GPS lover. I'v also gone many a place with the old "magnet stick" long before the GPS days. Been having that wierdness close to the target thing lately, forgot all about the averaging!!! Had two caches within one step of my plot, then I think I got too "tech-y" and spoiled, and wanted to walk right up to it. Still, when in the target area its hard to beat good old " if I put it here" instincts. Boy I love this Sport!