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Yup, they always leave out the much needed map. They must think we can read minds.

Stop beating us over the head with that 700 Boyd! :p

Yeah, see how long it took you just to explain that! They speak with a forked tongue. Here's a major question I have as well...they don't mention that the aerial view is 12 years old. Is Birdseye updated? Why don't they say what the source date is? I think they hope you don't think about that.

I'd have to go with the Montana 700 but without in-reach. But I really don't understand their spiel on the Birdseye imagery. They never did speak clearly. They need a "here's how it works" explanation. BTW, the camera sucks, and they realize it, and don't offer it anymore...

I don't carry my GPS unless I"m navigating to something. In the work I do, that is rare. I keep it on and locked, and in my top shirt pocket with the strap around my neck. If you wear a field shirt the pockets are huge. I don't feel the weight at all.

That's right, the button had worn through the rubber. They don't repair, but just perform a refurbish which of course means the screen and anything broken, etc.

Guy, try a reboot. Here are the instructions: To perform the master reset: Power the Montana off Press and hold a finger on upper left hand side of the display (can be done in portrait or landscape mode) Press the power button to turn on the unit Continue holding the screen until the message...

They refurbished yours for $180. That's not too bad, it lasted a long time. I forget why it had to go in, was maybe my fault.

Boyd is just baiting us. :p

Definitely need more transparancy and regulations if needed. But in any case, I was never a fan of horror films.

Gerry sent me some info on that Milleville situation. Tonight the Millville City Commission took a strong stand against the state's closure of the Menantico Ponds WMA (full disclosure I wrote to the commission back in early May about this). The resolution against the closure passed 5-0 and the...

You know Scott, they are beautiful trucks, but they don't slip in between a narrow set of trees like the Asian vehicles.

I like it with the exaggeration. It points things out that may have been missed.

Whoa, it still has a lotta remnant heat.

And I didn't know they had an extinct volcano. Nice to get up there, but looks dangerous. :p

Thanks, I never knew they had a trail. My brother lived a mile or so down the road towards Pemberton on Arney's Mount road.

See this post Ben. Unless you have decent 4 wheel drive, going in from 539 is not recommended. https://forums.njpinebarrens.com/threads/a-trip-down-jones-road.14054/#post-169029

A wise move Guy. You are in the sun a lot.

Based upon my experience in the pines along typical small pineland creeks it's very uncommon. Inexplicable.

And with the beaver there now, stinking up the water, it's not the same pristine place.