Man, you sure are Bored!

That would be over 100 bottles! LOL! David, is it party time?

Come on guys, keep up..
Yes, it's party time, going to dinner with the in-laws (a whole new reason to drink) then off to my partners for Martini night.. They hurt the worst..

Then tomorrow I am off to somewhere off the QEW to pick up a new batch of arrows someone made me then off to Bass Pro with my pounding head to get the Binoculars I missed today.. Did I say Binoculars? Sorry, got off topic again..

lets see (hehehe)
Minolta-8x20x50
3-Bushnell 8x21 compact,2 I have in my veh the other in my fannypack.
Bushnell Night Vision(from russia with love)2.5x42
Nikon spotter XL...16x47x60 sorry you said Binoculars not spotting
and a few others Ive p/u along the way,but these are MY main ones..

Ranger, how well do the night vision binos work?

I currently have a set of Bushnells, and until I looked through those Steiners today I thought I had long range vision bagged.. I really don't need the things, but they were quite a pleasure to look through..
I sold a nice pair of Nikons this summer to fund a flashlight project, I miss them but they were so big I never had a chance to use them..
The Steiners are not as small as the Syvorskis, but I could buy 800 Mooseheads with the difference..I bet I come home with the ones I can't spell..

They are Ok,I think I paid around 469 for them on sale,they are the type 2,if I could of I would of bought the 3's but they started at around 900 on sale(I might have classification mixed up)It takes alittle getting used to and they have ainferred light you can turn onif its overcast,I use them to watch the beaver in the pond so I get there movement down for huntin and also for watching deer movement at night.They realy dont magnify(spl) but you can see once you get used to them.
If I were to buy them now I would spend the extra and get the real good ones.(1500 or better)But if you dont use them alot they are not worth it.
Just another expencive toy around the house

The generation 1 is the lowest for resolution. I'd buy one if I did much in the way of scouting for deer but my hunting partner does all of the scouting. Toy yes but a good one!

I have heard of several people saying the first generation is about worthless unless it is full moon and no clouds. They say like ranger said the second generation is better but takes getting used to. Have never talked to anyone that has used a third generation.