Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: Can you store originating way points and if battery runs out once replacing them can you go back to retrieve them  for your next day return to origin
Document: It's not a full-blown GPS. I relied on it bow-hunting in somewhat unfamiliar territory in Colorado. It marks up to 5 landmarks, tells you your distance from them and points you in the right direction. It will lead you to or from these spots reliably. Perfect for heading back to camp in the dark or marking a spot you want to return. Simpler without all of the unnecessary stuff on more expensive GPS units. I highly recommend for hiking/hunting in big country.
My husband purchased this to go hunting in new areas. He said it is simple to use, and has worked great for him every time he's used it. You can track from when you leave your vehicle, till you reach your dstination, then it  will showw the reverse way back.I think people wondering into the woods, or around a strange town, would find this helpful.
Preforms very well and meets my expectations. The only item I wished it hwd was a route travelled function. It points to the way points but you take a different route whe you back track to get there.
Item does not work. Does not track back to origin. Just junk and should be removed from the market. Junk!!! !
This is a basic GPS, which meets my needs as a property owner. I have 60 acres of woods (amid a large state forest area), and I wanted to be able to mark my property line accurately. This device allows you to establish a home position, plus 4 additional points, which you can return to from anywhere. So I marked my cabin, then each of the 4 corners of the property. Now I can plot a direct line for each side.
I spend more than 100 days in the outdoors every year, and get gear that I know is good. I love everything about this item, especially the easy access to the battery and the signal mirror. The reason I am only giving it 4 stars is because it fell out of my pocket the first day and broke the screen, which is not covered under warranty by Bushnell. The good thing is that Amazon was more than happy to send me a new one, and I started looking for a case.
The product is lightweight, easy to set up and easy to use. The D-Tour has 5 way points rather than 3 that the BackTrack has. This feature is much better for hiking, hunting and other outdoor activities.
I got this and at first liked it. It is a basic GPS unit, fairly easy to use, but a number of small details added up to a big disappointment. First off, the battery life is poor, enough so that the Trip feature, unless you're out for an afternoon stroll, is nearly useless. If you're out longer than an hour or so, you're unlikely to finish the trip before the unit runs out of juice and forgets all about the trip you're taking.
You never know what might be in between the two points if you have to follow a straight line. You could run into something like a river that you then have to find your own way around. I cannot wait to get my replacement. I will let you know how the actual one works after I get it.
I think I got this cool toy around December 2012. I use it whenever I go for a walk. I love tracking my route and distance, The altitude doesn't seem to be very accurate, but who cares? It usually finds the satellite quickly, except when it is really cloudy, then it takes it a few minutes and when I use it downtown, the map is fairly wonky, I guess the tall buildings get in the way.
Answer: yes