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10-29-2010, 10:49 AM
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Re: GPS maps / IPAD
Texashunter,
Thanks for your input on the IPad, it sounds like you have it figured out to do pretty much exactly what I wanted. I have a Droid phone and there is a map app available that will let you cache google earth maps of specific areas and pull them up later with no cell phone signal. It works great, but the screen on my droid is too small.
I have been putting off buying an IPad, but you have pushed me over the edge now. Thanks alot for costing me money
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10-29-2010, 10:57 AM
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Re: GPS maps / IPAD
Your welcome RDM416. Have you priced search and rescue ops lately ;-)
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10-29-2010, 02:34 PM
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Re: GPS maps / IPAD
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Originally Posted by TexasHunter
Topo Maps for iPad
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Thanks
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10-30-2010, 07:43 PM
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Re: GPS maps / IPAD
Thanks for the otter box heads up. Awesome mine just came in. Just what i was looking for. I love it.
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12-16-2010, 10:13 PM
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Re: GPS maps / IPAD
Update Guys,
I spent most of November exploring our new lease with my iPad and hunting. I think the go to app is GAIA topo maps. I used it extensively and it has real USGS maps, saves tracks, saves points and generally works like we need it to. The key to keeping the tracks alive is to go to the iPad settings and turn auto-lock to never and set auto-brightness to off. Then the app stays up and running and keeps all your track info up to date.
Merry Christmas to you guys.
Dale
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11-04-2011, 01:07 PM
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Re: GPS maps / IPAD
Hey guys, I was reading your posts as I just bought an iPad2 and the information was great. I do a lot of hunting in central Kansas and was wondering if anyone knows if there is an app to overlay the walk in/public hunting areas on the topo maps. I don't have my iPad with me, so I haven't downloaded the topo maps, but I was hoping there is someone smarter than me that would know how to over lay the Kansas walk in map onto the topo map. Also, since we hunt a lot of private land too, does anyone know if you can highlight areas and input text such as number of birds seen/shot, type of feed/cover/water in the area, etc. Thanks for any help
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11-26-2011, 10:56 AM
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Re: GPS maps / IPAD
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Originally Posted by RDM416
Texashunter,
Thanks for your input on the IPad, it sounds like you have it figured out to do pretty much exactly what I wanted. I have a Droid phone and there is a map app available that will let you cache google earth maps of specific areas and pull them up later with no cell phone signal. It works great, but the screen on my droid is too small.
I have been putting off buying an IPad, but you have pushed me over the edge now. Thanks alot for costing me money 
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Which app is that for your droid phone? I bought my wife a Samsung 10.1 tablet and would like to try that?
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