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You, the sheep and the gan. It's an amazing one. I wish I would be there with you!!! That's really Awesome. Congratulations dude and thank you for sharing the great report.

For nearly 30 years, I used a Swift 15-60x scope (my first scope), primarily, but not solely, for birding. There was an even some astronomy thrown in for good measure. It was a good scope at the time, and more than adequate but, in the past few years and particularly when I had a chance to use...

Without any doubt it’s a nice shot. Photo quality is also fine. So, if you don’t face any problem using only with your cell phone and get good feedback, you can continue without phoneskope. But I think, if you use a phoneskope it will give you more flexibility.

Swarovski spotting scope is also a good scope. I like some of its features. But there is no eyepiece with it. You must purchase an eyepiece separately. However it an outstanding scope. You can use it for hunting.

Hello dude, no doubt that your suggested binocular is good. But can you use it as a spotting scope? Also, I do a little study about this binocular and found that it’s quite heavy. You should use a tripod with it. And you shouldn’t use it for stargazing.

Hey there, I’m currently using the Leupold 20-60x80mm Straight SX 1 Ventana. It’s really a nice one with affordable price. But it is not good at low light because of dims at magnification. If you use it at daylight, it must give you its best performance.

Get Ready For Pheasant & Quail Hunting Season! English Pointer Pheasant Hunting in Illinois Well it's getting to be that time of the year once again when we begin to think about the upcoming hunting seasons.

Just wondering what everyone does with their rangefinder while hunting? I don't really want to hear Duh, I put it in my pocket", I'm looking for people who use some of the specialty range finder holders that are popping up on the market nowadays. I normally carry mine in my Primos bowvest but...