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<blockquote data-quote="Country Bumpkin" data-source="post: 1559972" data-attributes="member: 92230"><p>I don't think you will gett many arguments, there's no comparison between spotter and binos when trying to assess trophy quality. I don't think the OP was concerned with spotters though, I thought he was trying to decide if the marriage between binos and tripod made sense (which I believe we all agree that it does).</p><p></p><p>When we elk hunt, we leave the spotters at home, if it's legal we are going to make a run at it (legally). For deer, yes we always have at least one spotter to assess mass, character, etc. I don't get to hunt sheep or goats :-(</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Country Bumpkin, post: 1559972, member: 92230"] I don’t think you will gett many arguments, there’s no comparison between spotter and binos when trying to assess trophy quality. I don’t think the OP was concerned with spotters though, I thought he was trying to decide if the marriage between binos and tripod made sense (which I believe we all agree that it does). When we elk hunt, we leave the spotters at home, if it’s legal we are going to make a run at it (legally). For deer, yes we always have at least one spotter to assess mass, character, etc. I don’t get to hunt sheep or goats :-( [/QUOTE]
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