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Rifles, Reloading, Optics, Equipment
Long Range Scopes and Other Optics
Who chooses to hunt with only binocs - no spotting scope?
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<blockquote data-quote="Sasquatch" data-source="post: 282111" data-attributes="member: 3992"><p>I have a pair of brunton 15x51's that I use a lot here in Wyoming for deer and elk hunting and plan to use on speed goats if I can draw a buck tag. These binoculars are comfortable to pack all day and work excellent for viewing across a canyon. I keep them in my pack during any long hike and keep some 10 powers on my chest. I find there is much less eye strain to scan the brush with the lower power then switch once I see something that needs a closer look. As stated earlier, shooting sticks can be very handy when working high powered bino's especially when the wind is blowing and it's well below freezing. The biggiest reason I pack the bruntons is eye relief. I am blind without glasses and the cold tends to freeze my contacts when I start studying deer, so the bino's tend to work better for me than my spotter. This may change if I ever find a spotter that isn't such a pain for me to see through.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Sasquatch, post: 282111, member: 3992"] I have a pair of brunton 15x51's that I use a lot here in Wyoming for deer and elk hunting and plan to use on speed goats if I can draw a buck tag. These binoculars are comfortable to pack all day and work excellent for viewing across a canyon. I keep them in my pack during any long hike and keep some 10 powers on my chest. I find there is much less eye strain to scan the brush with the lower power then switch once I see something that needs a closer look. As stated earlier, shooting sticks can be very handy when working high powered bino's especially when the wind is blowing and it's well below freezing. The biggiest reason I pack the bruntons is eye relief. I am blind without glasses and the cold tends to freeze my contacts when I start studying deer, so the bino's tend to work better for me than my spotter. This may change if I ever find a spotter that isn't such a pain for me to see through. [/QUOTE]
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