spotting scope eye piece,angled or straight

[xsn10s]

Thanks to everyone.I have a straight but was spotting for a friend several years ago looking for a full curl ram before the season.
He had an angled spotter and I felt that if I was spotting most of the day I would prefer angled but like some have said that when you take your head away from the lens it's hard to find the animal you spent 20 minutes looking at.
I may end up getting an angled spotter to compliment the straight spotter but after 8 back surgeries I'm not sure I could handle that much weight.Oh well,thats to all

Maybe a high quality set of binos to complement your straight spotter? It might be easier on your back scanning with binos and then confirming with the spotter.

 

[Old Rooster]

Good point.My bino's are Leupold and fairly nice but I know there is better glass out there as I have looked through many different brands.

 

[xsn10s]

Good point.My bino's are Leupold and fairly nice but I know there is better glass out there as I have looked through many different brands.

For me clarity and color accuracy is a bigger factor for finding game than magnification. My eyes aren't that good anymore but even unaided I spot things due to color and movement.

 

[RUFFIAN R - NY]

I use both, each has a reason/ purpose: straight for hunting and window use and angle for target