GPS recommendations for a first time user

[lwk88]

Any advice on what hand held GPS is user friendly and that will have good service in deep mountain hollers etc

 

[Stalkhunter]

Get a compass lol


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[thale51]

OnX maps. If you have a smartphone, this is definitely the way to go. You can save maps for offline use, so if you lose cell service, you can still pull the map up. GPS doesn't rely on cell service, so you can still find your location if you lose service. Plus with OnX, you can see property boundaries and landowner names. I bought a handheld Garmin GPS several years ago, but I've only used it once or twice since discovering OnX.

 

[ADR]

Any advice on what hand held GPS is user friendly and that will have good service in deep mountain hollers etc

What didn't you like about the responses you got to the thread you opened yesterday?

 

[Goodtimekiller]

OnX maps. If you have a smartphone, this is definitely the way to go. You can save maps for offline use, so if you lose cell service, you can still pull the map up. GPS doesn't rely on cell service, so you can still find your location if you lose service. Plus with OnX, you can see property boundaries and landowner names. I bought a handheld Garmin GPS several years ago, but I've only used it once or twice since discovering OnX.

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[lwk88]

I thought I didnt post it I lost it yesterday but found it today thanks for the info guys

 

[Stalkhunter]

I have a Harmon and never use it. I use my lensatic compass.

My farming is easy to use but things can go wrong. Compass as your back up


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