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About LinkBacksAs others have stated, you should never go bush without your compass and map (helps if you know how to use them). In saying that I find myself relying on my gps 100% these days and it stays turned on the whole time while hunting. Its great to be able to plug it into computer at home and check out your tracks etc and plan your next hunt. Print A4 maps off relevant to your hunting area. Can overlay tracks and waypoints on google earth too. Buy the best Garmin you can afford.
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