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Old 05-31-2012, 11:40 AM
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Im sure other people use this to find the location of their new found cubs that their going to pick up but what we use is google earth. It works great for finding the location if you dont use gps. Its gotten alot better over the past year so you can zoom in and see what the guys house looks like, roads, landmarks so its like you know your way around even though you may have never been there. Just thought id share our way to find where our cubs are hidin
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Old 05-31-2012, 11:54 AM
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They're spying on us!

The last aerial photo over my place must have been a weekend in Nov of last year.
I'm pretty sure they caught me putting the roof on my Cub Barn
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Google Earth is pretty neat!
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They're spying on us!

The last aerial photo over my place must have been a weekend in Nov of last year.
I'm pretty sure they caught me putting the roof on my Cub Barn
Interesting.


For my place... There are two strange, dark vehicles parked in my driveway that don't belong to me.
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I know the date that my place was photographed because there are three logs on my lawn. I milled into lumber with a friend, dragged the other onto the driveway and made the third into firewood in two days.
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The photos are dated ---but not always right,
as I have seen Very Green pix's dated in the middle of winter
I like the feature to go back/fwd in years, to see the progression of things.
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The photos are dated ---but not always right,
as I have seen Very Green pix's dated in the middle of winter
I like the feature to go back/fwd in years, to see the progression of things.
I agree, that would be neat.
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in my area bing maps has a lot higher resolution photos.
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