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Originally posted by jimbob86:
If you had used the binos and more patience in scanning with them, you may have seen them long before they were close enough that you could not lower the binos and raise the gun .......
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I appreciate you trying to make me a better hunter Jimbo, but without knowing the terrain I hunt and the way I hunt I don't think you have a clue. Using iron sighted handguns with a range of 80 yards or less in terrain where visibility is less than 50 yards, a pair of binos around my neck is more of a burden than an asset. Sometimes after hunting deer for 50 years, one gets set in their ways and just enjoys doing it their way and not how someone else does it in a totally different scenario. But then this is not the subject of the thread and altho we do not agree about whether or not I should hunt your way instead of mine, we do agree that using your scope as a means of scanning a horizon for game is not practical or safe.