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tahqua 
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 Topic: Duck Hunting BinocularsPosted: November/28/2009 at 13:14 |
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That's funny, but true.
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Dale Clifford
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Posted: November/28/2009 at 10:25 |
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depends on the type of terrain, if scoping out the flight paths on lake/river the top, if visible range is around 500 yds with lots of pass shooting the bottom, try to get some that don't feel like duck calls.
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tahqua
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Posted: November/28/2009 at 09:46 |
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I have always used my 7x42 and that is pretty close to the 8x42. The FOV is big enough that you can pick up the flocks if they are booking at a good clip.
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NDhunter
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Posted: November/27/2009 at 19:59 |
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A good pick for best all around is 8x42. I'm sure you'll use them for other things also.
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xmeecosmic
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Posted: November/27/2009 at 18:52 |
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What configuration of binoculars are best for duck hunting?
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