I have a Garmin Orgeon 400T. Anybody know how to see the coordinates of your marked and saved waypoints. In case one would need to give out the waypoint coordinates or transfer the waypoints from one unit to another.
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In that spot, they were the most likely ones to show, second only to antelope. The area behind had both, but was a better chance of seeing whitetails.
Muleys way outnumbered whitetails on that trip and very few adult bucks of either type were seen. We could take either with our archery tags. We took none. One of the guys missed a whitetail buck on Saturday morning. 54 yards, jumped the string, is what I heard. I was about a mile away when that went down.
The Sandhills might be migrating already?
Saturday was out last day hunting in SD but the first day I saw or heard any Sandhills while I was glassing an area. I had a flock of 50+ fly over way high and then a little later a flock of over 100 landed in a field off to left of this pic.
I found paperwork, it's a 2018. But it's had a starter and fuel pump replaced under warranty. Brother thinks it was due to the brake clutch getting hot
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I have a Garmin Orgeon 400T. Anybody know how to see the coordinates of your marked and saved waypoints. In case one would need to give out the waypoint coordinates or transfer the waypoints from one unit to another.
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