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 Di/SI brush piles
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12/27/11 09:59 PM
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RowdyRankin
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Went to my puddle and sank some trees....used my new Humminbird to scan them puppies.....not sure how I lived without that thing! Even found someone else's condos....as soon as I figure out how to take screen shots I'll post them....anybody have pics of theirs to share?
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 Re: Di/SI brush piles
[Re: RowdyRankin]
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12/27/11 10:04 PM
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Pope1
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I know what you mean. I was scanning secondary points to drift yesterday and I could see submerged trees I needed to avoid. Without the unit, I would've drifted right into a nightmare. I marked the trees and adjusted my drift as needed. It is almost cheating.
Pope
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Re: Di/SI brush piles
[Re: RowdyRankin]
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12/27/11 10:11 PM
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RowdyRankin
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I know it.....I almost felt bad for saving other people's condos to my unit.......almost;-)
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Re: Di/SI brush piles
[Re: RowdyRankin]
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12/27/11 11:27 PM
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Bobcat1
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I know it.....I almost felt bad for saving other people's condos to my unit.......almost;-) 
Bobby Barnett
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