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andreww
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Location: richmond va
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I am looking to get a handheld GPS. I am going to be using it to map flathead catfish spots and other holes. And sand bars from piers. I want a crossover because I am going to be mapping creeks that are not even named. I would like to spend less then $200 what do you think?
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pierfish
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The Etrex seems to be a great hand held.
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pierfish
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Well, I got the etrex and I am happy with it. Its got everything you need to succeed!
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wakeman
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| Posted: Fri Aug 21, 2009 5:57 pm Post subject: |
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| does the etrex show water and any other detail? |
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pierfish
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| Yes it does Wakeman. |
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