Jump to content

mars817

Members
  • Posts

    5
  • Joined

  • Last visited

Everything posted by mars817

  1. Others seem to cache with small dogs, but my concern would be that small dogs may get tired too easily or have difficulty in certain terrains. Others probably could comment better? My friend has a jack russell terrior and it can only go maybe 2 miles before he needs to be carried, kind of a pain I think, but he rides well in a back pack. I have a black lab mix, he's 10 months old: www.dogster.com/?225918. He is a great caching partner:) Keeps all the bunnies out of my way! Of course, today we did a 3 terrain cache and it wore him out. While I was climbing over the side of the mountain he sat on the trail and watched me. About the first time since I've got him (at 5 months) that I've ever seen him tire out though. Corgis are adorable though, hope you have fun with your new addition, I'd suggest rescue if you are open to that, if not please make sure you go to a reputable breeder, backyard breeders have a tendancy to produce dogs that have issues.
  2. I found a garmin GPSmap 60cs for 380 with free shipping is this a good price? Are there better deals somwhere? Thanks!
  3. Yeah, I'm kinda leaning that way, but then I think, what if I don't really get into this than I would wish I got a cheaper unit and was out all the cash. I just don't know. I went out with my friends once and have been looking for a hobby like this but maybe I won't really get into? Is it possible or is it too addicting?
  4. I'm not sure how much I want to spend That's what I'm trying to figure out. I mean I'd like to go cheap, because well I'm cheap:) But I've learned that you get what you pay for. I guess I'm really new to this and am not even sure what other things you can do with a GPS so don't anticipate using those features, but as I learn I may regret not getting them. Blah I don't know. I just want to order one already so that it gets here and I can play but I don't know enough to make an informed decision.
  5. Hello, I want to start getting into geocaching and I need to get a GPS. I'm having a moral dilemma. I plan to get the GPS for geocaching and am not sure what else I would do with it. I don't think anything, but ?? So in that aspect I'm thinking I should go for the etrex yellow. The other side of me is saying spend more money now and avoid upgrading in a short period of time. My question is: Is it worth spending the extra money on better models for just geocaching? What are good starter models if that's going to be my use? Anyone have an opinion on the garmin GPS that is also a palm pilot? They have them on overstock and I kinda like the idea of it. Thanks!
×
×
  • Create New...