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Tripods. Which one?
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<blockquote data-quote="Akhunting" data-source="post: 1388552" data-attributes="member: 59197"><p>I have a different idea for goat hunting. Goat hunting is not typically spotting scope intensive, I use binos a lot, but you are not picking apart the cover trying to just spot them, they stand out pretty well. Hunting goats has usually been sans tripod anymore after I realized I used the tripod maybe 1 out of ten trips. When we use the spotter (angled, not straight ocular) it is just as easy to get it set on a pack to gauge horns and use binos for the rest. Pretty easy way to save 5-10% of your pack weight leaving it out. My .02 after over 100 goat hunts and a dozen+ goats.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Akhunting, post: 1388552, member: 59197"] I have a different idea for goat hunting. Goat hunting is not typically spotting scope intensive, I use binos a lot, but you are not picking apart the cover trying to just spot them, they stand out pretty well. Hunting goats has usually been sans tripod anymore after I realized I used the tripod maybe 1 out of ten trips. When we use the spotter (angled, not straight ocular) it is just as easy to get it set on a pack to gauge horns and use binos for the rest. Pretty easy way to save 5-10% of your pack weight leaving it out. My .02 after over 100 goat hunts and a dozen+ goats. [/QUOTE]
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