Napa Valley Touring companies have much to gain from incorporating GPS fleet tracking into all of their touring activities. People go to Napa Valley for many reasons – most of them focused on the rich tradition of winemaking in the region, though some come for the experience and the scenery. Regardless of why they come, tourists bring a lot of money into the region and touring companies all want your fair share.

What if you could improve your profits without increasing your prices?

That could give you a real leg up, profit-wise, over your competitors. This extra money could be used to re-invest in your business and make it grow bigger, better, faster, and more than you can imagine at the moment. These are just a few great ways your Napa Valley wine tour, wine delivery, airport shuttle, or food delivery business can take your GPS tracking savings to the bank. Read the rest of this entry »

During a rut, numerous hunters have spent many hours in a tree stand simply to only see one or two deer. Have you spent time hunting during rut season only to see a single deer before and are wondering why this scenario happening and? Don’t you want to know where that buck came from or why he’s there in the first place? For the serious hunter, these questions are very perplexing.

It’s common knowledge to the experienced hunter that during a rut, deer movements can go from extreme to suddenly stopping altogether. Hunters call these sudden abrupt stops of deer movements a ‘lockdown’. So what is happening here? Is there really a lockdown taken place or are hunters simply using it as an excuse for not being able to spot any deer? Read the rest of this entry »

Developing a tradition of hiring sleet drivers for your business is an important tool for helping to keep your costs of insurance down, ensuring that your deliveries are made safely, and improving overall public opinion of your business. These tips will help you focus your time and attention on safe drivers so you can reap all these rewards and more.

1) Test the Driver’s Skills

If you want the full measure of a driver’s skill, this will require two tests. One written and one on-the-road. Pay attention to things like how the driver switches lanes, how aggressive he or she is when dealing with other drivers, safety measures when backing up, slowing, changing lanes, handling hills, and driving on city roads and highways. Read the rest of this entry »

This fall, wildlife officials in Wisconsin state plan on launching a five-year study that they hope will provide revolutionary information on how deer survival in southwestern Wisconsin is affected by chronic wasting disease, as well as by predators.

The study by the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) will initially involve capturing deer predators, like coyotes and bobcats, and fitting radio collars equipped with GPS tracking devices to the animals. The agency will then begin the process of capturing, and fitting collars to deer in January, 2017.

The GPS tracking study should show in-depth information on habitat use, movement, behavior, and predator-prey survival, with the collars being able to record and display pertinent information at various points per day. Read the rest of this entry »

Parents have tough jobs today when it comes to keeping kids safe and protected in a world of endless distractions and potential dangers. GPS tracking may not be able to shield children, and their parents, from all the worries of the world, but it does have a few distinct advantages, including the five listed below. Read the rest of this entry »