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Small part of the playlist I had in my truck today

I'm all over the place musically.

Over the years I've used everything from paper maps to gps to apps on phones. Which is your favorite way to keep a track of your favorite trails and places you've visited? I've had several gps models over the years and the last two have certainly been my favorite. I prefer Garmin as the Colorado system had what I really liked for features but I upgraded and got the Montana 680t about a year ago. I really enjoyed the size but after it was stolen I really couldn't see investing that much into another dedicated unit. I've since jumped on the smartphone app bandwagon and have been using the Avenza app. I'm pretty impressed with its accuracy and loading maps had been a breeze. The ability to tag locations and assign a pic to remind me what was where is great when I share a trip with someone or since my memory isn't what it used to be of where I found something. Last summer was my first time trying it and I used an old phone I kept when we upgraded. I use a Samsung Galaxy S7 for my trips (if it gets stolen I'm not out anything this time) and though I don't have it set up with a data plan or anything it still can use gps though it takes longer to initially find your location than if I had a cell tower to help triangulate my position. Avenza allows me to load our local Black Hills National Forest trail system maps and helps jeep track of what trails are single track, 50" or less, open to highway vehicles, trail is open, closed for repair or if they are seasonal or not. All this and now I find myself looking into a new system by Trailtech. They have a new model called the Voyager Pro which has a color screen and a unique feature that let's you keep track of your buddies. They can even send out an "SOS" signal that says something is wrong and needs help. That's just a nutshell as I'm still looking into it.

I'll have to edit with pics. I'm not partial to just any one brand, I like a variety. but we grew up with a few around the farm. A couple shot guns, .22's and some .308's. My last purchase was a long time coming, wanted this one for awhile- IWI Tavor X-95 .223/5.56. It's a bullpup I bought for target shooting and home defense. Next might be the Springfield Hellcat, looks like a pretty sharp little gun.

Not looking for a political debate. Just looking to see what everyone has. Hunting Heirlooms Self defense Let's see them!

My son is playing with the idea of selling his XRR. We live near Rapid City South Dakota. If anyone is interested I can give you his contact information and I'll ask him for some more pictures to update this post. Excellent shape, he is the second owner but in all honesty it scares the crap out if him. Lots and lots of extras! He is firm at $3800 Baja designs dual sport kit Highway Dirt Bikes (HDB) top clamp HDB Vapor display protector HDB next gen handguards with flip out mirrors Trailtech radiator fan with digital temp display/adjustment Practically brand new dual sport tires Seat Concepts seat Lots more as we think of it

Good stuff. Even locally they have moved of historical photos like this to more modern attractions like zip lines and alpine roller coasters. 🙄