Ok which spotting scope

[BenInMT]

Sometimes not as much as you think you need

 

[6mm Remington]

Leupold Gold Ring 15-30x50mm spotting scope. I sure like mine a lot!

Light and compact. Easy to carrying your hunting pack.
Clear optics and Leupold rugged. Made here in the USA. I might be wrong but I believe the Santium is not.
Lifetime Warranty that you most likely will never have to use. That is my experience with their Gold Ring scopes of which I have a few, and their 20x fixed power Gold Ring spotting scope I have had for years. It's my sons now.

 

[mtmiller]

View attachment 176984Sometimes not as much as you think you need

Hopefully you were behind the yellow rope.
Actually I think it is a short rock wall there. hahah

 

[slatebuilder]

Leupold Gold Ring 15-30x50mm spotting scope. I sure like mine a lot!

Light and compact. Easy to carrying your hunting pack.
Clear optics and Leupold rugged. Made here in the USA. I might be wrong but I believe the Santium is not.
Lifetime Warranty that you most likely will never have to use. That is my experience with their Gold Ring scopes of which I have a few, and their 20x fixed power Gold Ring spotting scope I have had for years. It's my sons now.

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I have one and love it....but why not add to the fleet

 

[Huntkook]

View attachment 176984Sometimes not as much as you think you need

I like your optics, it makes it look as though the ram is right there.

 

[Sandbrew]

The mountain goats in Colorado seem to prefer the Swarovski STS 65 with 20-60x.

 

[slatebuilder]

The mountain goats in Colorado seem to prefer the Swarovski STS 65 with 20-60x.


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They have good taste in optics for sure

 

[Find Kill Stuff]

Angled. To me it seems easier for up/downhill. Rotate 90 degrees and then it's a straight scope for flatland. Best of both worlds.

 

[schmalts]

Bigger is always better until you have to pack it. I would never go less than 65mm anymore.