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I would like to know where I can purchase reverse binoculars-I called in a very nice bull-and he stood there 50 yards away, broadside.My regular binoculars couldn't ''shrink'' those antlers back to a legal immature as hard as I tried....anybody know where I can find a pair?
just be carefull when you're shopping for those. i thought i had a pair and in the field it turned out that they were actually stump-oculars. every animal i saw turned into a stump with these stupid things. ill probably take em back
actually, what I bought was a pair of Minolta 8x42 waterproof binoculars-$179 on sale at Londen drugs-and I was pleased with them.I need an adjustment for my right eye and the Minolta's seemed to be the best I could find in that price range.Maybe I won't leave these on top of the truck like I did with the pair I had last year......
LOL, at least you can blame the bino's. One area I have hunted for four years, everytime I go by one particular cut line I see the same spruce tree laying over and be damned if I don't have a heart attack everytime thinking it's bullwinkle sticking his nose out into the lane.Quote:
Originally Posted by mainland hunter
Try looking through the other end of the ones you have. Or install your scope backwards on your rifle. You can have a -3 to -9 power that way.
one advantage to installing the scope backwards is you can now brag about how far away your shots are....cause the animals look smaller!!!