Thread: Binos for bush stalking - do you need em? Why and how?

Ive got good pair of 10x bushnells that will fit in tit pocket of my butcher coat..... they come with me and SOMETIMES are useful in the bush... one huge advantage of binos it being able to focus them so you can see THROUGH light screen of vege at something behind it by focusing the screen out you get better look at whats behind it... the not using scope thing is good too..and if youve seen the light and gone back to smaller fixed power,its not an option anyway. that brownish blob on far clearing can be checked out without leg work too. and then there is always the chance of hilltop encounter with nubile lasses who do some rather strange rituals...as @RUMPY will attest to...I couldnt possibly comment as "wasnt looking".

Originally Posted by Micky Duck

Ive got good pair of 10x bushnells that will fit in tit pocket of my butcher coat..... they come with me and SOMETIMES are useful in the bush... one huge advantage of binos it being able to focus them so you can see THROUGH light screen of vege at something behind it by focusing the screen out you get better look at whats behind it... the not using scope thing is good too..and if youve seen the light and gone back to smaller fixed power,its not an option anyway. that brownish blob on far clearing can be checked out without leg work too. and then there is always the chance of hilltop encounter with nubile lasses who do some rather strange rituals...as @RUMPY will attest to...I couldnt possibly comment as "wasnt looking".

If young ladies want to get topless in nature then I'm not going to spoil their day. Honestly though Micky, they were way too far off to see anything, even with binos.