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BarnesX.308 10-02-2013 03:24 AM

Hunting with Glasses
 
Just had an eye exam and got a mild prescription. Don't need anything for close-up, reading, etc.... but they brighten things up for distance. Great for watching TV and driving.

I figure they would really brighten the woods up and be great for hunting. My question would be, do they reflect the sun and do deer spot them. I would think that two pieces of glass up in a tree would be easy to spot.

What's the deal? Do deer spot them?

CulturedHick 10-02-2013 04:07 AM

They can reflect the sun as well as the frame also. I wear a camo net facemask that I position to cover the lenses almost all the way and a wide brimmed hat that helps keep the sun off of my face.

Alan

Night Crawler 10-02-2013 05:01 AM

deer don't typically go around looking up in the tree tops. If they spot your glass, it's because they seen you move first.

Bullcamp82834 10-02-2013 06:08 AM

Yeah, if the deer is close enough to spot your glasses he is probably so close that you have either already taken the shot or decided to pass.

I wouldn't worry about it.

Murdy 10-02-2013 06:12 AM

I've been wearing glasses and hunting with them since 1977. Never noticed a problem.

jrbsr 10-02-2013 06:24 AM

That is why I wear contacts.
Glasses fog up, the reflect the sun, they fall off, etc, etc.
I hate wearing glasses.

Check out contacts.
They are way cheaper then glasses.

skinnnner 10-02-2013 06:45 AM


Originally Posted by jrbsr (Post 4085518)
That is why I wear contacts.
Glasses fog up, the reflect the sun, they fall off, etc, etc.
I hate wearing glasses.

Check out contacts.
They are way cheaper then glasses.

I use to wear glasses while hunting and the fogging up while looking threw my scope was always annoying.loseing your glasses in a tangle of snow and bush is no fun either

Wilcam47 10-02-2013 07:03 AM

I have to wear some kind of corrective lens..or I'd be blind as a bat...I prefer contacts though just because they don't fog up like glasses.

MZS 10-02-2013 08:53 AM

The only real problem is sun hitting them and reflecting. If you can avoid that, you will be OK. But then again, having yourself lit up like a neon sign when the sun hits you is bad in general, especially if you ground hunt.

FlDeerman 10-02-2013 09:54 AM

I've never had a problem with them but I like to keep the sun at my back or side.


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