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I'd like to reply to post #9.
One advantage to the small Leupold scope I use is that it gives me about an extra ten minutes of hunting each around that sun up and sun down hour. Not violating the legal shooting hours. I just mean sometimes it's pretty dark, but my Leupold "gathers light" and I can see clearly or at least a heckuva lot better using that scope on low power. You can certainly tell if you have a buck or doe and the rack if it has one, etc. Unaided approaching dark, I see a black outline of a tree. But when viewing that tree with the scope, I see the bark, the knots, and so on. I just think the light gathering ability of this scope gives me an extra total 20 minutes when it is very common to see a deer.
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