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What's your go to binocular?

Started by Ranger58, February 25, 2011, 09:12:00 PM

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Ranger58

I've been lookin for a "good" setup with regards to binoculars and I'm interested in what you people are leanin towards.  I've done some searching and the Leupold Mojave's are climbing my list of probables.  What's your thoughts?
Stickbows, Sidelocks and Flyrods, anything to make it more of a challenge!

Bear Kodiak 50@28 "the girl"
Palmer Classic w/ 50@28 and 56@27 limbs
58 Kodiak 45@28
Kodiak 59'er 50@28
1958 Pearson Hunter dual shelf 45@28
and my original longbow I used as a kid.

Bill Kissner

Time spent alone in the woods puts you closer to God.

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ron w

8X40 Steiner, had real good luck with them!
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KEG

Swarovski 10x42 or Zeiss 8x20 depending on how I am hunting.

Stumpkiller

Bushnell Legend 8 x 26 Waterproof.

 

I know, cheapies.  But they are small, light enough I can wear them and shoot with them, and do, and they are rainproof.  Also have enough eye relief I can use them with my glasses on and actually see something.
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Bear Kodiak & K. Hunter, D. Palmer Hunter, Ben Pearson Hunter, Wing Presentation II & 4 Red Wing Hunters (LH & 3 RH), Browning Explorer, Cobra II & Wasp, Martin/Howatt Dream Catcher, Root Warrior, Shakespeare Necedah.

Rooselk

For anyplace on the eastside of the Cascades and beyond I use 8 X 42 Nikon Monarchs. For the wetside of the Cascades, where the woods tend to be dense and great distances are not a concern, I use a light pair of 10 X 28 Luepold Gold Ring binoculars.
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Wannabe1

Desert Shield/Storm, Somalia and IOF Veteran
"The Mountains are calling and, I must go!" John Muir

Dave Bowers

Vortex...can't beat the quality and price.

SS Snuffer

Nikon Travelite V  8x25
Perfect for woodland hunting
I can read the writing on my carbon arrow from 20 ft. up in a stand to 10ft out from the tree
Read the arrow after the shot without climbing down. Thats SHARP
$85
Chuck
Kodiak Mag 52" 41 lb.
Kota Kill-Um 60" 42 lb.
Kanati 58" 38 lb.
Black Hunter Longbow 60" 40 lb.

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rastaman

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DEATHMASTER

Swarovski 10x42 EL
Said to be some of the best out there. And for the money they had better be.
Pick a size that you will use and not leave in the truck.

DeerSpotter

Pro staff waterproof binoculars by Nikon 8 X 25

These work well in a treestand waterproof and coded.

I also have a pair of buckhorn Bushnell  10 X 42
I use the Pro staff more because they're not as heavy and they are compact .

Carl
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Rooselk

QuoteOriginally posted by DEATHMASTER:
Swarovski 10x42 EL
Said to be some of the best out there. And for the money they had better be.
Pick a size that you will use and not leave in the truck.
I don't think I'd leave a pair of Swarovski's behind in the truck no matter what the size.

:D
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GMASIUK

Zeiss conquest 8x30 work for me.    :)

bolong

for the money I like my 8 x42 Nikon Monarch
bolong

bolong

for the money I like my 8 x42 Nikon Monarch
bolong

slivrslingr

Cabela's branded 7x36, about 20 years old now.  I think they were made by Redfield.  Definitely got my money's worth out of them.  I also have a pair of 8x42 Leupold Cascades.  Am saving for a pair of topshelf glass though, likely to be Swarovski EL's or something similar.

dnovo

8 x 30 Swarovskis. Best money i ever spent. 20 years old and going strong
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Compton

Andy Cooper

I've been using the same pair of Zeiss 10x40's for the last 32 years...guess they must work ok for me. I do a LOT of open country spot & stalk hunting, though.
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Tom Leemans

10X42 Eagle Optics Rangers. Great optics without spending a fortune.
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