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tripods are necessary with binoculars

Backpacking and Hiking / Hunting / Hunting Gear

October 24, 2018

Tripod for Your Binoculars – Must-Have!

Binoculars on a Stick? I’ve gone from being that hunter who doesn’t own binoculars to one who obsesses about optics. This transformation has taken about 34 years to transpire, and I’m not going to...

Hunting / Hunting Gear

April 6, 2018

Swarovski 15×56 SLCs In the Field

A Need My existing hunting glass consists of Swarovski 20-60x80HD and Vortex Razor 11-33×50 spotting scopes, 10×42 Vortex Viper binoculars, and three tripods. My wife has a wicked pair of Cabelas/Meopta 10x42HD binoculars. That...

: Griswold Lake

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: Memories from the Boat

: 6-Point Bull – Successful Hunt

: Refreshing, But What Else is There?

: 238 2/8 inch Muley Buck

: A Veiw From Above: Solitude

: Spring Runoff Day

: Morning Light, End of Hunt

: Home is Sometimes Where the Truck Is

: Packing Them Out

: Choose the Right Equipment

: 89-Inch Record-Book Buck

: Successful Cow Hunt

: Snowshoeing Near the Highway

: Mature Mule Deer Buck

: Taking Time to Enjoy the Scenery

: Seeking a Bull

: Soaking in the Summit. 5,000 vertical there and back.

: Memories Made This Way

: Beautiful Idaho Overlook

: Multiple Angles!

: Backcountry Camping Trip

: One Shot, One Kill

: 356 Muzzleloader Bull

: Topo Maps are the Heart of Outdoor Planning

: Generational Learning

: Simple Tent Camp

: Beginning the descent, Ruby Dome

: Teamwork and Memories

: Post-Hunt

: A Very Good Day

: Camp Set – Nomad Style

: Prepping for the ascent. Ruby Dome, 11,388 amsl. 5,000 vertical.

: Packed Up and Ready to Pack Out

: Monster 89 B&C Net Nevada Pronghorn

: Little sister to my desired long range rifle. Sako A7 Roughtech.

: Time for Reflection – Elk Hunt

: Late Season Camp, Day 1