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tripods are necessary with binoculars

Backpacking and Hiking / Hunting / Hunting Gear

October 24, 2018

Tripod for Your Binoculars – Must-Have!

Binoculars on a Stick? I’ve gone from being that hunter who doesn’t own binoculars to one who obsesses about optics. This transformation has taken about 34 years to transpire, and I’m not going to...

Backpacking and Hiking / Hunting / Hunting Gear

March 6, 2018

My “Secret” Lightweight Glass for Hunting

Old School Glass When I was a kid, our family only owned one pair of binoculars. We used them infrequently, sometimes to field-judge a mule deer, occasionally to locate one. This was the 70s...

: Spring Runoff Day

: Successful Cow Hunt

: Prepping for the ascent. Ruby Dome, 11,388 amsl. 5,000 vertical.

: One Good Shot – As Organic as it Gets!

: 238 2/8 inch Muley Buck

: Soaking in the Summit. 5,000 vertical there and back.

: Late Season Camp, Day 1

: Packing Them Out

: Mature Mule Deer Buck

: Morning Light, End of Hunt

: One Shot, One Kill

: Little sister to my desired long range rifle. Sako A7 Roughtech.

: 356 Muzzleloader Bull

: Memories Made This Way

: Packed Up and Ready to Pack Out

: Simple Tent Camp

: Generational Learning

: Teamwork and Memories

: Beautiful Idaho Overlook

: Home is Sometimes Where the Truck Is

: Choose the Right Equipment

: Memories from the Boat

: Taking Time to Enjoy the Scenery

: Multiple Angles!

: Camp Set – Nomad Style

: 89-Inch Record-Book Buck

: Griswold Lake

: Monster 89 B&C Net Nevada Pronghorn

: Seeking a Bull

: Beginning the descent, Ruby Dome

: Topo Maps are the Heart of Outdoor Planning

: Backcountry Camping Trip

: Refreshing, But What Else is There?

: Snowshoeing Near the Highway

: 6-Point Bull – Successful Hunt

: Post-Hunt

: A Very Good Day

: Time for Reflection – Elk Hunt

: A Veiw From Above: Solitude