Recommend a GPS?

[MichelD]

I see Cabela's has the Garmin 64 sx GPs on sale for $300. I'm thinking of getting into the GPS world.

What do you guys think is a decent unit in that price range? Or should I aim higher?

[Aaron600]

Get something with the SOS function and allows txting.

[Sportster]

Have you checked out the Ihunter app? Might be worth a look before you spend your money on a GPS.

[Bugle M In]

I have a Garmin and like it.
Can add BC backroad Map Card to them, which I find practical.

Now, unless you hunt with partners and want to know where they are at "real time", then you need the Rhino version of Garmins.
BUT, your hunting buddies have to be willing to fork out the cash as well, as they only work between Rhino's.

[srupp]

Hmm go Garmin 610 Montana. .get a micro SD card with topo contours BC maps, put a plastic film screen saver on it..
talk with GPS CENTRAL in Alberta..great knowledge., service.. prices
Send a PM with pH # if you have more questions.
Cheers
Steven

[Skogkatt]

I am using Garmin 64s and I like it a lot.

[allan]

I have a rhino (530) I think, With bc map books card for bc. I used to poll my friends, talk on the radio with them ( it’s the 5 w, us version not sold in can) however my friends all quit , too busy or moved away and I do t use it too much anymore. It’s a good GPS. I am considering selling it but am not sure yet.

[Nero]

I have the unit, liking it a lot. Very good price indeed.

[MichelD]

Have you checked out the Ihunter app? Might be worth a look before you spend your money on a GPS.

I suppose that goes in a cell phone? I have no data on my phone plan. It's just for calling.

What units offer an SOS function and texting?

[srupp]

Get a Garmin with bc back roads. .for location..and
Garmin mini or globalstar Gen X. .for emergencies or/and texting..
each do different things.
Steven