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We've got an exciting one for you here today.

It's Jimmy and Mark on the... I almost said because I was about it's Jimmy and Mark on the I almost said because I was

about to say Jimmy and Mark on the mics here but I almost called you mike which

would be like the first time and anyway Jimmy and Mark here in person but then

virtually joining us is Mr. Greg McHale from

Greg McHale's Wild Yukon. So very excited to have him because we're going to talk

about land navigation. Now a lot of us we bring up all the time on the

podcast we brought it up a ton of times on X maps we even had them on the podcast

yes and Mark you use them a lot I use them a lot everyone I know used them a lot it's great to be able to pull out your phone and you've got everything right there a map it tells you everywhere you've been if you put on the tracker it tells tells you, you can drop pins.

It's anyone with a bad sense of directions

ticket in and out of the woods.

Mark, for those not watching, just raised his hand.

And it's a great tool that I think you can also save your maps offline

so you don't always need to sell reception.

You know, it's something I think will come up probably here.

I mean, I already brought it up, but maybe it'll come up in terms of ways that you can

utilize it to its maximum capability but also I think one of the important things

to to discuss and one of the things I think Greg is quite good at and that's why we have

them here is let's say you don't have that. I mean to put all your reliance on something

where you have to rely on a cell phone battery to be on

and charged and you have to also rely on the fact that even if you're using your

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