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Yep. Carry a compact set when visibility from the stand is no more than 100 or so yards in any direction, but when sitting on a field edge where I can see along ways I always carry the 10x50 Steiners.

NWBuck
 
yes but rarely use them, if i have to look for horns it isnt something i will be shooting. only use them when i am looking for flat toppers, to make sure they arent buttons by mistake.

mike
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nope never use them, dont really have an area where i would need them, and if i did need them, he isnt big enough to shoot
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Carry them but the darn things fog up all the time. I bought some anti fog stuff but it didn't work. Any suggestions on anti fog products? I use them to watch the smaller bucks "up close" so I can identify them later and watch their movements and mannerisms. I maynot carry them this year in that Cornfed set me up with some contacts that give me the eyes of an eagle. A very old half blind eagle that is losing its feathers, but an eagle just the same.
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The 'Bonker
 
no, glasses make binocs a pain in the butt. someday i will own a pair that have the screw in/out oculars that make it so much easier for those of us with glasses.
 
Yes-Got a new pair this year with built in digital camera.Doesn't take the best pics but will be fun to snap pics of stuff anyways.
 
No, I use my range finder for closer looks when I need it. I will admit I've been considering buying a compact set of binoculars to start carrying to get better magnification.
 
Yes.......

With Bino Buddys to have them close at hand. Wear glasses and have no problems with these.
 
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