What a day... (pics)
#11
Cay4 - my bino's are only 10x. That scope is 32x. If I'd have taken pics through the bino's, the deer would've looked like field mice.
Oh well... One of these days when I hit the powerball, I'll buy some quality optics and camera gear - and raise the bar for my photographic expertise. For now, I'm busch league.
Oh well... One of these days when I hit the powerball, I'll buy some quality optics and camera gear - and raise the bar for my photographic expertise. For now, I'm busch league.
#13
Haha that is an interesting way of spotting deer. Hopefully the warden doesnt pull up behind you!
Man it would be sweet to have a spotting scope with a digital camera on it!
Man it would be sweet to have a spotting scope with a digital camera on it!
#14
Typical Buck
Joined: May 2007
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From: South Carolina
Great looking deer, but come on. Where you thinking?[&o][&o]
"No Mr. Warden sir, I wasn't going to shoot the deer. I was only getting pictures of it". "No, I don't have any ammo in my truck, sir."
-Warden : "May I look inside your truck"?
You- "Sure".
Warden- "You say you have no ammo, what is this"?
You- "Thats a bullet that I dropped this past season, but couldn't find it , where in the world did you"?
Warden-- "Here you are mister, a ticket for hunting out of season, hunting from a public road, attempting to shoot from a vechile".
"No Mr. Warden sir, I wasn't going to shoot the deer. I was only getting pictures of it". "No, I don't have any ammo in my truck, sir."
-Warden : "May I look inside your truck"?
You- "Sure".
Warden- "You say you have no ammo, what is this"?
You- "Thats a bullet that I dropped this past season, but couldn't find it , where in the world did you"?
Warden-- "Here you are mister, a ticket for hunting out of season, hunting from a public road, attempting to shoot from a vechile".
#15
Nontypical Buck
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: ND
Some decent bucks in there!! Good optics are expensive. Our crappy spotting scope doesn't cut it but will have to due for now. What's the spotting scope cost that you posted??
Tim
Tim
#16
I'm with Tim on this one Fran.. Nice bucks you have there to hunt. I dont know if its just me or but since I've been a teammate of you and Ryan, the bucks in PA due the antler restrictions just seem to get better and better..?
Nice spotting scope you have posted there.. I'd love something like that for out here..glassing and shooting photos..
Hope the exam went well and best of luck here real soon on killing a big ole PA bruiser.. That Northeastern Region of the big buck contest is gonna be fun to follow..
Peace brother!
Nice spotting scope you have posted there.. I'd love something like that for out here..glassing and shooting photos..
Hope the exam went well and best of luck here real soon on killing a big ole PA bruiser.. That Northeastern Region of the big buck contest is gonna be fun to follow..
Peace brother!
#17
There is nothing illegal in PA about ground hog hunting with a scoped rifle. If you happen to be looking at deer as well through it there is nothing a warden can do...........
I do the same thing with my ground hog gun only mine goes to only 14.5x power. It's still way more than my binocs and allows me to see what I am looking at out there till 4-500 yards and in.
I do the same thing with my ground hog gun only mine goes to only 14.5x power. It's still way more than my binocs and allows me to see what I am looking at out there till 4-500 yards and in.
#19
Thanks for the kind words, guys. I really wish those pictures would've turned out a little better. There were some real nice deer in that herd, but I just didn't get them with their heads up. Bow season really can't some soon enough.
Tim - Bushnell makes one for $260'ish- that would really work for me, . 15-45x2 megapixel... Just found it for $165 on this site. Really fair price. http://www.spottingscopes.com/products/bushnell-bushnell-15-45x50-digital-imaging-spotter-31026.html

Celestron sells one for $500 - 3 megapixel - 70mm bell, so it probably hogs up the available daylight, but it's fixed at 14.5x, which isn't enough for really long range...

http://www.celestron.com/c2/product.php?ProdID=417
Nice Barska 15-45x 3.1 megapixel- $430 http://www.spottingscopes.com/products/barska-15-45x60-naturescape-3-1-mega-pixel-digital-spotter-wtripod-57181.html
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...and here's a Kowa for $1200 http://www.spottingscopes.com/products/kowa-td-1-digital-camera-spotting-scope-33729.html
I'll probably be buying one more toy before season starts... Either a rangefinder, a digital spotting scope or a set of scent lok. Just can't decide.
Tim - Bushnell makes one for $260'ish- that would really work for me, . 15-45x2 megapixel... Just found it for $165 on this site. Really fair price. http://www.spottingscopes.com/products/bushnell-bushnell-15-45x50-digital-imaging-spotter-31026.html

Celestron sells one for $500 - 3 megapixel - 70mm bell, so it probably hogs up the available daylight, but it's fixed at 14.5x, which isn't enough for really long range...

http://www.celestron.com/c2/product.php?ProdID=417
Nice Barska 15-45x 3.1 megapixel- $430 http://www.spottingscopes.com/products/barska-15-45x60-naturescape-3-1-mega-pixel-digital-spotter-wtripod-57181.html
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[/align]...and here's a Kowa for $1200 http://www.spottingscopes.com/products/kowa-td-1-digital-camera-spotting-scope-33729.html
I'll probably be buying one more toy before season starts... Either a rangefinder, a digital spotting scope or a set of scent lok. Just can't decide.



