A very, very exuberant young cat. A disaster on four legs. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Ah Pook
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A very, very exuberant young cat. A disaster on four legs. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Ah Pook
I picked up a couple of maps from Mike 2 weeks ago. He had to print them (waterproof paper). They're good sized maps and the two of them took less than 10 minutes to get (once I selected which maps I wanted).
Get 'em while the gettin's good folks and know you're in great hands with Mike.
Stopped in on Monday and picked up a good number of maps. Thanks much, Mike! It was nice to meet you.
People should take advantage of the inventory while they still can! Go now, while the getting's good.
The cats have not yet destroyed the new globes. I take that as a good sign.
Will have to find the time to drop in....
Only wanted 1 globe and 1 Mercator map but walked out with 3 globes, 3-4 maps, and some other stuff they had on the shelves.
When did you stop in? I didn't see you there?Quote:
Originally Posted by Aloha_Shooter
Still got globes? I need one.
O2
I don't recall seeing if there was an answer to this:
Do you guys have military style/UTM maps of the local area and/or GMU 50/500/501?
Came by about 1710 or so ... older guy was the only one in the shop. May stop by again as I realized I probably want a couple more of the large Rand McNally Signature World Maps for gifts.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zundfolge
Sorry, missed that ... We have the DIY Hunting maps for those GMUs (50 & 500 are on one map, 501 is on its own). They're 1:70,000 scale. I believe those maps are based on BLM data but they're in lat/long, not UTM. Most of those GMUs are on National Geographic Trails Illustrated maps 105 and 109 and those maps have both UTM and lat/long (and they're both 1:40,680 scale). The NatGeo maps are also on waterproof paper.Quote:
Originally Posted by CavSct1983
As for the local area, we're pretty picked over for Pikes Peak area maps.
We can print any of the USGS 7.5min (1:24,000) quad maps you'd need though.