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Which binos for high country long range hunting
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<blockquote data-quote="Elk Hunter 338" data-source="post: 1764202" data-attributes="member: 23509"><p>I also have lived and hunted Idaho my whole life and I am now running</p><p>Leica HD-B 3000 and swaro ATX 65 on gitzo tripod and fluid head, I have found a way to use way tripod head without an adaptor for my binos and its solid and I can glass hands free all day.</p><p>ill also add that in a day in day out comparison right next to a set of the 10x42 razor hd a good friend would start getting head aches and ask to look through my HD-B's and he was blown away by how the animals "popped" and how easy they were on his eyes .. i tried his and after about 5 minutes I just set his down and used my swaro spotter!!</p><p>I've used all of the alpha binoculars or been around them to use along with alpha spotters and in my opinion there is no comparison to Leica and swaro on binoculars side and leica, swaro and zeiss on spotters.</p><p></p><p>for me the Leica hands down is the best glass ive ever looked through PERIOD Even Over Swarovski!!! its hard to explain the coatings they use and the way they make everything very distinguished and pop makes them the best in my mind ,,, the swaros have a more yellow color to me .. others have said this as well and it takes a little more time behind them to find the same animal specially in a real glare situation and or a lot of particulates in the air. Ive used them in the Sanoran desert where finding a couse deer is like finding a needle in a hey stack!! There is nothing ive glassed that's harder to find!! </p><p></p><p>I have heard great thing about the maven stuff but haven't been around them to get a good side by side ..</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Elk Hunter 338, post: 1764202, member: 23509"] I also have lived and hunted Idaho my whole life and I am now running Leica HD-B 3000 and swaro ATX 65 on gitzo tripod and fluid head, I have found a way to use way tripod head without an adaptor for my binos and its solid and I can glass hands free all day. ill also add that in a day in day out comparison right next to a set of the 10x42 razor hd a good friend would start getting head aches and ask to look through my HD-B's and he was blown away by how the animals "popped" and how easy they were on his eyes .. i tried his and after about 5 minutes I just set his down and used my swaro spotter!! I've used all of the alpha binoculars or been around them to use along with alpha spotters and in my opinion there is no comparison to Leica and swaro on binoculars side and leica, swaro and zeiss on spotters. for me the Leica hands down is the best glass ive ever looked through PERIOD Even Over Swarovski!!! its hard to explain the coatings they use and the way they make everything very distinguished and pop makes them the best in my mind ,,, the swaros have a more yellow color to me .. others have said this as well and it takes a little more time behind them to find the same animal specially in a real glare situation and or a lot of particulates in the air. Ive used them in the Sanoran desert where finding a couse deer is like finding a needle in a hey stack!! There is nothing ive glassed that's harder to find!! I have heard great thing about the maven stuff but haven't been around them to get a good side by side .. [/QUOTE]
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