I received a Jeff Hancock map of Ginnie that has extra sidemount tunnels on it and is a little different than the other maps that I've seen. A google search didn't come up with much. What's the story behind it?
I received a Jeff Hancock map of Ginnie that has extra sidemount tunnels on it and is a little different than the other maps that I've seen. A google search didn't come up with much. What's the story behind it?
Cave country has a few of the Hancock maps in stock usually. What exactly do you want to know about it? It?s a map of Ginnie done by Jeff Hancock...
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The map imo is worth the money because its so detailed. Not condoning any piracy, but there is a pdf of it going around if you know somebody. I bought the map and then later someone emailed me the pdf. I made a couple copies for my own personal use
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I'm still new to cave diving and haven't heard of him or his maps. I wasn't sure if there was a story behind it or not
Whered that note come from. First I?ve ever heard of a warning for that area. But it makes sense. I did part of the circuit behind the bats and its silty as hell. Hard to make it through without affectinng vis if nobodys been in there in a while
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This is truly a unique map as its very different then what is being sold at shops currently as the "Hancock Map". I'd be curious to see the rest.
Never seen this one before. From the looks of the photos, it could even not be print, but a hand-made copy.
That is Jeff’s first draft before Buddy Young digitized it. A piece of history. Enjoy. Joel
?I got vision, and the rest of the world wears bifocals?. Butch Cassidy circa 1900
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