Elker_43
June 29, 1999, 07:24 PM
I am in need of a spotting scope for a Tule Elk hunt and need the advice from those of you with the knowledge. I've been hunting now for over 30 years and have had many types and styles of binoculars but never have owned a spotting scope. Now it is time to buy a spotting scope and I know there are many manufacturers and prices are from cheap (<$100.00) to very expensive (>$1000.00). Here are my requirements/thoughts:
. Range - Probably out to 600 yards
. Price - No more than $300.00
. Light enough to pack in a day pack
. Armour coated (haven't a clue)
. Tripod (haven't a clue. Feel I need one)
. Fixed or adjustable (haven't a clue)
. Used or new (clue me in, is this an option)
. Light gathering capability? I may need it at dusk in lower light This is all I can think of right now, but there may be other things I haven't considered.
Everyone in this forum has been great and I hope that I have added some good info myself. I will use the advice that I receive here to make my purchase. I need a little help. Thanks in advance.
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. Range - Probably out to 600 yards
. Price - No more than $300.00
. Light enough to pack in a day pack
. Armour coated (haven't a clue)
. Tripod (haven't a clue. Feel I need one)
. Fixed or adjustable (haven't a clue)
. Used or new (clue me in, is this an option)
. Light gathering capability? I may need it at dusk in lower light This is all I can think of right now, but there may be other things I haven't considered.
Everyone in this forum has been great and I hope that I have added some good info myself. I will use the advice that I receive here to make my purchase. I need a little help. Thanks in advance.
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To own firearms is to affirm that freedom and liberty are not gifts from the state.