snowmobile and woods/hunting gps use

[slowride06er]

Anyone use there GPS to hunt and snowmobile? If so what one? I'd like the best of both worlds

 

[canadianhunter]

I use mine for hunting, snowmobiling and ATVing but it is an older Lorance I-Finder Hunt. My pick at present would be a Garman Montana. Only thing holding me back is to find out how to transfer about 60 trails or tracks. Years of walking, ATVing and snowmobiling that I don't want to lose.

 

[slowride06er]

Thanks for reply I'm at a loss as to what 1 I should pick I want top speed average speed and distance. I'm not sure how they work as far as features but I do want Upper Michigan trail map and Wisconsin trail map also would like to have a land map of public land in Wisconsin. The only map I have seen was on a friends hand held not sure model for hunting. I'm doing a lot research as of now. Hunting season is only a couple weeks away

 

[provfisherman]

I use mine for hunting, snowmobiling and ATVing but it is an older Lorance I-Finder Hunt. My pick at present would be a Garman Montana. Only thing holding me back is to find out how to transfer about 60 trails or tracks. Years of walking, ATVing and snowmobiling that I don't want to lose.

you can use this http://www.gpsbabel.org/ to comvert your GPS data from one format to another and not only save your data but use it in a different unit as well. I have used it for years with no issues, and it's free.

 

[canadianhunter]

you can use this http://www.gpsbabel.org/ to comvert your GPS data from one format to another and not only save your data but use it in a different unit as well. I have used it for years with no issues, and it's free.

Thanks provfisherman, I will look into it.

slowride06er, most all have top speed, average speed and distance. I would stick with Garman as the are likely the most popular. GPS City has good prices both US and Canada. Might also find a good used one at a better price.