EPISODE 257: Communication Devices For The Backcountry with Aron Snyder

Gritty Podcast

Brian Call

Outdoor, Sports & Recreation

4.4 • 2.8K Ratings

🗓️ 22 June 2017

⏱️ 41 minutes

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Summary

On this episode of Gritty Bowmen we talk about communication devices. Aron talks about some of the different types of communication for different situations. The times they've been used in the field and his dealings with Delorme.

Gear mentioned in this podcast:

Iridium GO

DeLorme InReach

SPOT device

Global Star 9505A

Garmin Rhino 650

Garmin Wristwatch GPS 401 foretrex

Transcript

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0:00.0	We're setting up the scene Aaron for those listening.
0:03.9	Bam Chica. Where?
0:07.8	I don't know if I can watch with that with a straight face.
0:10.2	Hold on.
0:10.6	Keep in mind that obviously if you cuss every day in an F
0:15.4	mom is like a comma, you come a bit desensitized.
0:20.2	We were puddle jumping because I can't call dogs.
0:22.4	Right. I mean, hey, duck, that's about as good as it gets.
0:24.8	So we were puddle jumping.
0:26.5	Yeah, there ain't a lot of talking coming for me.
0:28.2	I just like, mm-hmm.
0:29.8	Okay.
0:30.8	Right.
0:31.8	We're right there now.
0:32.8	That's sort of the more of the redneck way to me.
0:35.2	Like, ambush hunting is like the pro way.
0:38.2	Yeah.
0:38.7	Like, you drop decoys and, you know, red necks run from
0:42.1	waterhole or waterholes.
0:43.5	Today, we are going to talk a little bit about
0:46.7	communications, communication devices in the backcountry.
0:50.4	If it's some states, it's totally legit.
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