Bear necessities: we go to Yellowstone to prove you can cruise anywhere

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A group of boating enthusiasts were able to cruise in the Yellowstone River within Yellowstone National Park by bringing their boats on trailers pulled by pick-up trucks. The techniques for pulling the boats on the long distances involved and the necessary equipment needed for the trip were discussed.

Recreation, Yellowstone National Park

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Lost and found

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Boaters can choose from three options to adjust their marine compass. These are steering boats through known courses and correcting differences in values indicated by the compass, using the Dietz Professional Compass Corrector Kit and the J. Henry Compass Calibrator Software program.

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Survival bag: don't leave home without it

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Boaters are advised to have with them a survival bag containing the bare essentials of boating such as a handbearing compass, binoculars, a flashlight as well as charts and chart tools. The chances of being lost are essentially minimized when boaters are fully equipped.

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