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I wont get out until sunday for 3 days, no way to get off work

Getting my final stuff ready for my hunt next week. what do you guys use while you are glassing, I am pretty big 6.6 280lbs, dont want something super heavy just want to be comfortable while glassing.

Carry 20, but have only ever needed 1

Nothing better then fresh snow opening days of deer season, reminds me of back east. sucsess rate always increases/w fresh snow. Great deer

new to the Coues hunting out here, My question is when you get to a good spot, for glassing, I mean where you can see a long way in every direction, how long do you give the spot before you move to another area and start glassing again

Ok this is driving me crazy!! I have spent days trying to figure out how much I want to spend on a spotter, and a set of binos. After reading articles online here seems like after 500yds if mother nature(mirage) steps in cost is pretty much irrelevent from $800-$2000 spotters. Glass is very subjective, and I have looked through 2000.00 binos, and 500.00, and my eyes just suck, while I can see a difference, I can not see 1500.00 difference. Now I know there are optic snobs out there that think the upper end $$$ stuff is the only way. I have a Burris Landmark spotter now, and the reviews are good out to 400yds, but I can not see crap over 300 with that thing, and on 60x forget it!!! so any help would be appriciated.

Well I just scored on a almost new set of Vortex Kiababs for a steal of a price, if anyone is using them I would like to know how you like them

Got one of the extra tags for 36a never hunted Coues before I know its about glass/glass/glass. I have hunted whitetails out east, and been very successful over the last 20yrs, but I think this will be a lot diffrent, anyone want a tag along for the Nov 25th hunt:)

sounds like fun, I should have the long range thing down, a ton of groundhog hunting 6,7,8 hundred yards, on a 5 inch kill zone, my only issue is hopefully my fat a$$ will make it up the hills