Lets talk about binoculars
#51
Nontypical Buck
Thread Starter
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Newtonville, Ontario, Canada
Posts: 3,896
RE: Lets talk about binoculars
David, Steiners are amonst the best. Although I bought Swarovski mini's the Steiners are awsome esp for the price. I've found all too often that on my final stalk on multiple animals I needed binos to ID the right animal. A scope does ok but there's less movement when using binos. There are other reasons but that is the main reason I always carry a small bino when hunting.
#52
RE: Lets talk about binoculars
I have three pair one I know is a Nikon that stays in my 3D chair. One in my truck, one in my backpack, and I never use any of them, unless I want to spy on the neighbors.. .. I don't have room in a tree stand for all the junk I have bought through the years. I don't shoot over 45 yards, and I can see that far.
#54
RE: Lets talk about binoculars
ORIGINAL: Dnk
Rev, I hope you don't live next door to Reb! LOL! Ain't nothing there you want to see up close!
Rev, I hope you don't live next door to Reb! LOL! Ain't nothing there you want to see up close!
#56
Typical Buck
Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Canning, Ontario. Canada
Posts: 974
RE: Lets talk about binoculars
With the big Swarovskis I could damn near read the price tags on the fishing poles on the other end of the store, with the small ones I couldoogle the girls standing with their boyfriends looking at the fishing poles..
The Steiners were very similar to the Swarovskis, minus about $700. The other thing I don't like about the Swarvorskis is trying to spell the word, it's just not normal.
The Steiners were very similar to the Swarovskis, minus about $700. The other thing I don't like about the Swarvorskis is trying to spell the word, it's just not normal.