I highly doubt they would even look at you.
In my experience when birds leave the Roost they know exactly where they are headed. You might be able to change there mind 50-100 yards, but not miles.
You ask for it, you got it. We constantly get hounded for a cheaper bino than the 149 dollar crossfire. Here it is.
https://aaoptics.com/Triumph%C2%AE-HD-10x42-Binocular_p_994.html
You ask for it, you got it. We constantly get hounded for a cheaper bino than the 149 dollar crossfire. Here it is.
https://aaoptics.com/Triumph%C2%AE-HD-10x42-Binocular_p_994.html
Finding birds will with permission to set up on is definitely the hardest part. You can have the worlds greatest spread, and have the top 3 callers in the world in a blind, and if the birds don't want to be there, they wont work. Indiana is not one of the great waterfowl states in the US.
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I've considered hunting out of a canoe before. I'd like to float a river and jump shoot.
I read something in a article about canoe hunting that keep echoing in my head. If you hunt out of a canoe, you better be very good at canoeing or very good at swimming. First time you shoot one of those...
Id been looking at options for a month, and my old holster snapped in 1/2 getting hung up jumping off a tractor. I took that as a sign, and ordered the slim. Im not happy about having to switch back to my TRL7 for a light, but its probably not as big a deal in real life as it is in my mind.
Back in the 1-4 days I recommend sfp on low zoom because we didn't really have good reticle options.
Today on LPVO you can go either way, but I don't feel FFP is required.
On high power scopes I've always recommended FFP. It allows you to take measurements, for ranging, or holdover on any...
I highly recommend skipping the riser. A riser and rings is not as strong as 1 piece that does both jobs. This is what you want for a 1 inch tube scope.
https://aaoptics.com/VORTEX-CANTILEVER-1-MOUNT--2-Inch-Offset_p_140.html