neillfrbs
Well-Known Member
yes it does
Decent phone protection while stalking
- Thread starter Darkwoodecho
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So you leave your number one personal safety tool in the vehicle?
Yes.
I tell two separate people(wife and
Land owner) the rough area il be and roughly what time il be back.
If i was on new ground miles from anywhere and unfamiliar I would probably drop me phone turned off o
In a pocket.
I will be on the marsh tomorrow (often out on my own and the dogs) around a mile from the truck, things go wrong (Yes they do) you get cut off stuck in the thick mud. my phone will be in a zip lock plastic bag.Otterbox
With phone also put in (empty) dog poo bag or neoprene glove if it’s wet (as I’m a TNF kind of guy)
Does King Canute aka @Apthorpe still advocate leaving the phone in the car.
Maus case has been very good on my iPhones over the years, better than Otterbix for me
Fair enough. I put mine on silent and have location sharing on and share with my wife. That way she can track my exact position in real time.
If I was to lose consciousness or the ability to retrieve my phone from my pocket she would see lack of movement.
I don't sit in high seats but if I am sitting for more than half an hour I usually get s text (on vibrate) to check im OK.
As close as I can get to fail safe without spending a fortune on a Garmin Reach or similar.
Burnies Boy
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I always carry my phone in chest pocket on lightweight fleece, normally wear smock for protection against weather over the top.. One added advantage is that I can feel the phone vibrate against chest if someone wants to contact me. (Phone always on silent so as not to disturb anything).
Phone always dry and its in a protective case, so pretty safe.
Phone always dry and its in a protective case, so pretty safe.
Tracked by my wife
, I fully understand, my phone goes all the time as am running a business so for me a few hours of peace and tranquility while out stalking is my no phone time.Don't get me wrong there are instances when its just not viable to leave phone.
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