Sask hunter
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Yep she does. She says it’s so she can come find me when I get stuck lol
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I started doing that years ago plus outfitters numbers. Not perfect but it does provide some reduction in anxiety. Hunting at home is bit different but at 76 I have certain places I hunt that I write down on wipe board exactly where I will be. My son and friends I hunt with know these spots. I do check in frequently via text. Sometimes you just have to be aware your wife worries more as you age. It's not a loss of freedom IMO, just being considerate of your wife and being self aware as you ageIf I don't check in, my wife would be calling the game Warden to request a check of my last known whereabouts. No such calls have been needed so far but she wont let me leave for a western hunt without the name and phone number of the Warden that covers the area that I plan to hunt. Thank you, LEOs, and hope to not bother you.
She lets me go anywhere in the world as long as I send her a track.Garmins Inreach has an option for you to start a track and send the link to whoever. I believe it updates every 15 min.
Correctassume they can’t track cell phones without service? Mine is on airplane mode typically when in the mountains. My inreach burns through batteries too fast if the tracking function is on..
Sounds peaceful.I have an ancient flip phone and no GPS. I guess that I'm dying alone.