Roseaukaine

Nope-didn't breathe on it -- I promise. What happened was that I was sitting in a tent (saturated) for two hours. My body heat raised the temperature of the air inside the tent (no ventillation), thereby making my scope lenses colder than the surrounding air --- tadaaa -- condensation. I found a company that makes anti-fog spray specifically for coated optics - the name is Kleer VU (208) 524-4949. Cost is $10 for a 8 oz spray bottle. I called Leupold and the technician gave me the number - says it works great. I have also heard that Butler Creek scope covers also do well.

burniegoeasily

When it is muggy and Im hunting from a closed blind, I keep my scope covers on for that very reason.