I noticed my field glasses last night.....sitting in my bow case. I can't tell you how much I use these on EVERY hunt. With my mission RE: herd reduction.....utilizing my field glasses will be paramount to me not taking deer I don't feel I need to be removing from the herd. I can't imagine not being able to discern a BB from a doe while I'm out there......and I can't express enough how easy this is with a good pair of field glasses.

Just another suggestion.

I'm on the clock.......16 hours and I begin the journey......

Oh I agree and I'm sure others will also , your full of it ....

just kidding but you left yourself open for this.

And by suggestions did you mean crap?

J/K there GMMAT, you do seem to always have good suggestions. I have to say between you and everyone else on here I think I am actually prepared for this season.

Here's a suggestion for you...
Keep a Journal of all your suggestions...then after the season is over cross off the ones you did not use and see which onesremain.
It shouldmake forinteresting reading later!

You are full of it!

When you say field glasses are you talking about binoculars?

Jeff:

Are you going to even sleep tonight? Haha.........

I remember the last 2 years I was so worked up the night before I had to pop 2x Benadryls just to get to sleep. I'm worse than a kid before x-mas.......

LOL...He could eliminate the need for those "Field Glasses"if he went to the same Optometrist as I did

Yes RJ (Matt) binoculars..and as I've stated in the Recovery thread, bino's are very valuable for bowhunters. Binos has been the very reason I've taken a few of the animals and recovered over many seasons.

Hows the leg?

The only time I can use binoculars is on powerlines or pipelines. It's way too thick down here. (Where I'm at, and my familys camp.)