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breanach78
 Post subject: Re: Any hunters?
PostPosted: Fri Sep 13, 2013 10:04 am 
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Garmin do a GPS watch too.

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 Post subject: Re: Any hunters?
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I looked into the GPS watches, but the battery life seems to be an issue. I like to spend all day in the woods and don't really want to depend on my watch crapping out on me. I use my entry point as a waypoint and follow back using a compass, unless its woods I've been in before.
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 Post subject: Re: Any hunters?
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Well I decided to go with the Blackbird for my opening hunt this year. I realize now like pretty much everything else I was over thinking it.

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 Post subject: Re: Any hunters?
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MattC wrote:
Something like this one I'd probably end up with.
http://www.protrek.casio.com/watches/detail/PRW2500-1


+1. My ProTrek has been mountain biking (including unplanned and ugly non-standard dismounts), backpacking (with rain/sleet/snow, temperature swings, high altitude, etc.) and survived the shocks of many thousands of rounds fired at the shooting range - and it keeps on ticking (or whatever a quartz watch really does).

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 Post subject: Re: Any hunters?
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Thanks for the report Desert Hiker! I'm going to pick one up this week.


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 Post subject: Re: Any hunters?
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MattC wrote:
Well I decided to go with the Blackbird for my opening hunt this year. I realize now like pretty much everything else I was over thinking it.

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Braver than I wearing that out in the field! Wear it safety out there.

APG btw?

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 Post subject: Re: Any hunters?
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Thanks. It's APHD. It blends nicely for early or late season hunts where I live.


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For the woods and work or anything play time like that I wear a Luminox Black Out Chrono. For $300 you can't beat it. Reliable and luminous. Only thing I hate is its a battery watch but I've gotten 5-6years on battery before sending her in to get another

I know it's no high end but it's well worth it

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