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Jim Trotter explains how you can train “soft dogs” by using vibration and light stimulation for corrections that don’t require much pressure.
To learn more about our latest dog training devices look here: https://buy.garmin.com/en-US/US/c12522-p1.html
The Xero bow-mounted, auto-ranging digital sight automatically measures distance to the target and provides an LED pin for your shot. In this video, you’ll learn how to range and shoot short-range pins on both models.
The new Astro 430 lets users track up to 20 dogs every 2.5 seconds. And when paired with the DriveTrack 70 LMT, handlers can follow their dogs’ movement on a 7-inch display.
The Xero bow-mounted auto-ranging digital sight automatically measures distance to the target and provides an LED pin for your shot. Learn how to track your game using the Laser Locate feature available on the Xero A1i bow sight.
Learn the basics of navigation and how to set waypoints on a Garmin Oregon handheld GPS device, recording locations, and sharing with others.
To learn more about our Oregon® devices look here: https://buy.garmin.com/en-US/US/c12521-p1.html
Learn how to find hidden treasures using GPS coordinates posted on the Internet.
Shot 100% on the HD HERO® camera from http://gopro.com.
GoPro goes to the great outdoors: Strap yourself to a kayak, a 12 gauge shotgun, and even man’s best friend! Filmed in Suisun, CA and Secretspotfishingspot, Canada.
Music: “Alright” – L.A.T.V.
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The essentials of outdoor navigation – selecting a destination and entering waypoints to create a track route – will have you ready to hit the trail with your Garmin eTrex Touch. You’ll see how to save your favorite tracks and discoveries, so you can return to them later. Plus, you’ll learn how to use the TracBack feature to reverse course, so you can retrace your steps back to your basecamp, trailhead or vehicle. Learn how easily you can follow your wanderlust – with the help of an eTrex Touch.
Learn how to load your Oregon 700 series with geocaches and start hunting for them whenever adventure calls.
It’s easy to access data files and system upgrades for your Montana 6-series handheld GPS. You’ll see how to install a microSD memory card for additional storage or to add preloaded maps. You’ll also learn how to use Garmin BaseCamp on your computer to transfer files to and from your Montana. Plus, you’ll find out how to use the Montana’s wireless technology to share waypoints, geocaches, routes, tracks and more with other compatible devices.
Learn the three easy ways to communicate with the new Garmin Rino® 600 series of GPS handhelds: talking on the two-way radio; polling your friends’ GPS positions to track your group during the hike, and sending basic notes to compatible Rinos.
To learn more about the Rino® devices look here: https://buy.garmin.com/en-US/US/c12521-p1.html?series=BRAND476&sorter=featuredProducts-desc
Experience the mapping capabilities of GPSMAP® 62st, Garmin’s newest top-of-the-line pushbutton handheld GPS designed specifically for hikers, hunters, and geocachers.
To learn more about our GPSMAP® devices look here: https://buy.garmin.com/en-US/US/c12521-p2.html