built-in camera. The built-in maps display a
great detail of refinement, and the unit boasts such tricks as “touch waypoints”. With my old Meridian, I could only set waypoints on the ground or by entering multi-digit co-ordinates. With the eXplorist 610 you can
simply tap a location on the map where you would like to go, and it automatically tracks you in that direction. This feature is ideal for those who party hunt in organized
previous year, while 299 birds were bagged during the fall hunt – also a slight decrease from 2010. The hunt is currently underway in
Wildlife Management Units (WMUs) 64, 65, 66A, 67, 68, 73, 76, 77, 78, 80, 81, 82, 84, 85, 87, 89, 90, 91, 92 and 93. Non-residents are allowed
to participate in Ontario’s fall turkey hunt provided they have a valid hunting card, an Ontario small-game license, a wild turkey license and game seal, and have attended the Ontario Wild Turkey Seminar. Although I have no stats on non-resident turkey enthusiasts the province hosts each year, I’m guessing they are few and far between.
Nifty GPS Since playing with gadgets and
the hunting season always go hand- in-hand, in preparation for deer season I recently field-tested a new hand-held GPS by Magellan. Not that I was in need of a new
GPS, because my trusty old Meridian Color has always served me well; but the good folks over at Public Communications Worldwide offered to send me the latest model and I figured I should get with the times. The new eXplorist 610 Canada
is pre-loaded with the comprehensive Summit Series topographic maps of Canada. It also features modern, user- friendly touch screen, an integrated digital voice recorder for those like me who take notes afield, and even a
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groups. The eXplorist provides a full geographic and multimedia record of each outdoor adventure, and I even figured out how to attach photos to my favorite waypoints! For more information on the
Magellan’s new eXplorist 610 Canada, visit
www.magellangps.com/Products/ Outdoor-Navigation
Bag your bruin Bear enthusiasts in eastern Ontario still have until the end of this month
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