Comments on: Mapping public hunting areas and walk-ins using free GIS data and ExpertGPS Pro http://blog.expertgps.com/blog/2008/12/mapping-public-hunting-areas-and-walk-ins-using-free-gis-data-and-expertgps-pro/ Expert answers to your questions about GPS, Mapping, GIS, and CAD Wed, 01 Sep 2010 14:38:23 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Rob Burnette http://blog.expertgps.com/blog/2008/12/mapping-public-hunting-areas-and-walk-ins-using-free-gis-data-and-expertgps-pro/comment-page-1/#comment-51 Rob Burnette Thu, 09 Apr 2009 01:34:39 +0000 http://blog.expertgps.com/blog/?p=112#comment-51 Dan, It's been a while since Our last communication. This is a nice addition. This tutorial is right in line with information I think my huntingwaypoint.com's visitors would be interested in. Putting the WMA boundary line into the GPS is simply great. It facilitates access, provides a bearing reference while scouting, and assures the hunter that they are not encroaching on private land owners. I have imported boundary lines for several WMA's in North Georgia and Tennessee. I bought a PN-40 so I could up load the large tracks with up to 10,000 waypoints which is helpful on the large boundary files. I also use my Venture HC, however one of the large boundaries requires seven 500 waypoint tracks. I've been very pleased with the PN-40 with the first couple of weeks I have used it. Now I bought a PN-20 two years ago but returned it after 30 day trial. I think the PN-40 is a keeper. I would be pleased to share a sample WMA scouting map with boundary with interested site users. Rob Burnette Huntingwaypoints.com Dan,
It’s been a while since Our last communication. This is a nice addition. This tutorial is right in line with information I think my huntingwaypoint.com’s visitors would be interested in.

Putting the WMA boundary line into the GPS is simply great. It facilitates access, provides a bearing reference while scouting, and assures the hunter that they are not encroaching on private land owners. I have imported boundary lines for several WMA’s in North Georgia and Tennessee.
I bought a PN-40 so I could up load the large tracks with up to 10,000 waypoints which is helpful on the large boundary files. I also use my Venture HC, however one of the large boundaries requires seven 500 waypoint tracks.
I’ve been very pleased with the PN-40 with the first couple of weeks I have used it. Now I bought a PN-20 two years ago but returned it after 30 day trial. I think the PN-40 is a keeper.

I would be pleased to share a sample WMA scouting map with boundary with interested site users.

Rob Burnette
Huntingwaypoints.com

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