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<blockquote data-quote="yobuck" data-source="post: 385668" data-attributes="member: 12443"><p>ive been watching them for more years than i am happy about.</p><p> i would assume they are caused by air turbulance or possibly heat and turbulance. we have no problem seeing them and they are an aid in getting on target. </p><p>we always use very good tripod mounted binnoculars for hunting. also a spotter for calling shots when we shoot, using the same type binnocs.</p><p> usually these are made up of twin spotting scopes. </p><p>while the trace, or wash, or vapor trail is helpful, dont rely on that alone. but rather use that as an aid to help see the actual bullet impact.</p><p> at the longer distances you will often lose the trail at its high point and miss the impact unless your watching for both.</p><p>also its common for inexperienced spotters to think your shooting high based on where they last saw the trail. </p><p>of all the tools required for long range hunting, our optics and especially binoculers are hands down the most important.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="yobuck, post: 385668, member: 12443"] ive been watching them for more years than i am happy about. i would assume they are caused by air turbulance or possibly heat and turbulance. we have no problem seeing them and they are an aid in getting on target. we always use very good tripod mounted binnoculars for hunting. also a spotter for calling shots when we shoot, using the same type binnocs. usually these are made up of twin spotting scopes. while the trace, or wash, or vapor trail is helpful, dont rely on that alone. but rather use that as an aid to help see the actual bullet impact. at the longer distances you will often lose the trail at its high point and miss the impact unless your watching for both. also its common for inexperienced spotters to think your shooting high based on where they last saw the trail. of all the tools required for long range hunting, our optics and especially binoculers are hands down the most important. [/QUOTE]
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