i went stumping today. didn't even get out of the house yard and i spotted this lot. i took some pics with my little camera through my 10x50 binos. worked okay.
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Great pics you got...and a great reminder for me.
When hunting in Africa a couple years ago, my 16 year old daughter came up with that idea and we photographed some Impala rams fighting over a female using my pocket digital and some 10X Swarovski's. I was surprised how well it worked and got some great pics from several hundred yards away.
Enjoy your stay in North America!
Great pics :thumbsup:
Thanks! Pumped to find those guys this weekend!
Brad
Thanks for sharing!
Man that lead cow looks tasty! Good to see they're wintering well in your neck of the woods.
Cool pics! ;)
How did you get everything so centered? Usually when I try that I get a big black shadow across the edges.
Does anyone else find themselves picking a spot and concentrating?????
Great pics Clint!!, excuse me while I start daydreaming of September :)
Great pics! Several years ago I found that the lense on my pocket digital fit exactly inside my Swarovski 10x42's. Great trick!
thats it,I am not missing another elk season ever
razorsharptokill- i think a big exit pupil is the reason for no black edges
over & under
Yes definitely I do!