CatfishKev

Ahh I see. It wasn't a phone call we were right next to the dude operating the ultimate glassing set up. Wish I could use one of those things ☺️

There's a post in the classifieds where a couple guys used these and they seem like a great value.

That's surprising considering there cost. $400 for A 6-24 is a great buy then.

Which one is he using?

What do you mean?

I think the book I had said wind scorpion. I've heard them also called sun spider and also camel spider.

Cool good luck man. I'll ad to my earlier post. My triclawps with the benro s2 head balanced in center left too much wiggle which is why I added the trigger stick method. Maybe the trigger stick is not needed with a really good head that keeps the whole deal nice and movement free.

Glassing 30b early am last week glassed a couple dudes. Told the bp operator of the tower we were near and a chopper was there in ten minutes hovering. Was pretty cool to see. No green stripe on the chopper.

Casey I got a triclawps you can use. We won't be needing it this year.

I love lighted nocks, I've found a lot of arrows that I probably would not have otherwise. Eastons are what I had last.

That's a great buck!

Not seeing it, just asking.

You can pick one up at an office now right?

The tripods already with me if I'm hunting. The only thing I would need to bring that's extra is the trigger stick (2 leg version) in which case I'll use it as a walking stick. And I'm not going to far from the truck on a youth hunt anyway.

Bipod imo is unnecessary weight (especially this year). I use a triclawps on the front of the gun and a primos trigger stick on the back end. Take a beanie and put it in the y of the trigger stick and use the little strap on the handle to cinch it down in place. Then you can slide it back and forth on the butt stock to raise and lower it. I'll set it up like that for the kid with the cross hairs underneath the buck so when they press down on the stock with there cheek it anchors the back end in place and it will raise the cross hairs right where he will need it. Very simple but very effective and next best thing to shooting prone but not having to worry about grass being in your way on a prone shot. My youngest drilled his first buck at 200 yards this way

And to think I buried those tasty morsels on my side yard..

Nice job man!

Super cool buck!

Good guy, buy with confidence

Great bucks and kudos on taking the kid out.

Awesome buck!

Great buck!

At 200-400 you should be able to see if it's a spike through your binos. Just look close you will be fine.

Wow great shots and that's a cool looking buck

Nice buck!