quantumkid

Most of the time I find MapSource to be adequate,however,for extra detail I use N.G. Topo to get some more detail.Sometimes I find that a Satallite picture is necessary.For "Geocaching" I find MapSource fills my needs.When I am out looking for petroglyphs I usually have a N.G. hardcopy with me.With N.G. at home I expand to get the cords.then enter in 76s. Two Feathers

I use a Brunton MNS for Geocaching,and a Garmin 76s for quad riding and trail.I love the dead on accuracy of the Brunton.The Garmin alows me to prints trails I've been on for future reference. Two Feathers

I bought a Camelback from this outfit.Got what I wanted in no time.Very nice to work with.The unit I bought is more heavy duty than the commercial versions.I own four of them.Each has a special use. Two Feathers

This find was as indicated on the data sheet.The drill hole was in the curb I just didn't see it first pass.Not sure what is in the box.When I get brave I'll look. Two Feathers

I went out tonight to find EW0881 and found it was under a cover in a box.Will I get in trouble if I lift the lid and identify it? Two Feathers

A threat is a threat.Pop his fat a**.The sooner the better.Conversation will be polite behind bars.You DON"T make threats. Two Feathers

I have a Honda FormanES and really like it.The ground clearance is not what I'd exactly call great for serious off roading.The electric shift took some getting used to but very nice when I did.I have a cigarette plug-in up front on my light for my GPS(which saved my butt one dark night).I've also been thinking of purchasing a Polais 700.The extra power for deer hunting could be an advantage.Polaris is the only true 4X4 out there unless things have changed in the last month.The polaris has over 11" of ground clearance.My Forman can carry 60# up front,and120# in the back.The Polaris carries 100# and 200# respectively.The Griz is a fine machine also. Two Feathers

I'll purchase. Two Feathers

I'll purchase. Two Feathers

Amazon.com is selling the etex for 99.00 plus shipping. Two Feathers