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Thanks Luke. I know it's not easy out here. But frustrating to never even see them. Though as you mention, I have seen does on the roadsides at night, and on private land all day. When you start glassing, where do you point your eyes?

I didn't make it out for the opener. But sunday I hiked up to my "promising spot" with Bonjour. I had been to this saddle point only twice, both in the drizzle, and found fresh poop and beds, as well as expansive views. We were in place sunday morning by 5 am, 1.5 hrs before shooting light. As I...

FWIW, I bought this adapter for half the price. They are all roughly the same design, and I think the 1/4-20 screw is standard on most binos.

Sorry if this is long...looking for advice. Two weeks ago I was scouting in the heavy drizzle/light rain. I found a decent buck print that appeared only hours old near a saddle of a ridge. That seemed promising so I went back last sunday (also in light drizzle) and glassed the saddle from grey...

All sound reasons. Thanks Steve.

I just started using a tripod for binos and it's a game changer. It's like you get another factor of 2-3 in magnification.

Steve what's wrong with hammered (not that I'm disagreeing)?

Conventional wisdom is 10x or 8x. Any more magnification results in image blurring from hand motion. I can't comment on either of those models. I use Nikon Monarch 5s, which are pretty good for the price point.

How old is your youth and how much do you want to spend? I think a common choice for kids is a single shot 20 gauge; many of my friends grew up shooting those. They are light guns (so easy to carry), cheap, and sized for kids. But because they're light, they kick relatively hard. My same...

Freaking sweet. Good eats.

Big racks and full freezers. Good times.

Beautiful birds. Perfect tail feathers.

Cool! I've always wanted to do that. Electrofishing? How did you get the inside scoop?

Awesome Don. Good luck with the elk too.

Sweet Steve. Nice work!

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Fine specimen Don. I can't wait to hear the story.

Sounds like a plan. I'll put my best man on it right away!

I've mentioned Hank Shaw on here a few times; one of my favorite hunting/fishing food writers. He has a kickstarter out for a new venison cook book. He's including tips on handling/processing and recipes from around the world. I own his first two books and they are great, I'm pre-ordering this...