10 Best Binoculars For Western Hunting
Updated on: December 2023
Best Binoculars For Western Hunting in 2023
Compact Binoculars for Adults Lightweight - 10x25 - Binoculars for Kids - Perfect for Bird Watching, Hunting, Stargazing, Opera, Concerts, Sports, Hiking Outdoors and Travel - Includes Compass
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Badlands Bino Basics Camouflaged Binocular Strap Harness, Approach FX
- REDESIGNED - Updated with an ergonomic slim-fit design, the Bino Basics harness is more comfortable than ever before; Ventilated straps allow airflow
- BACKPACK FRIENDLY - Breathable shoulder straps and fully adjustable 4-point harness are compatible with almost all hunting backpacks
- DISAPPEARING ACT - Approach FX uses the same groundbreaking concealment technology as its predecessor, but features a darker color palette; Designed for the Midwest or Eastern hunter, as well as late-season Western hunters, this dark woods camo adapts to your surroundings AND the current lighting
- UNCONDITIONAL LIFETIME WARRANTY - Badlands is proud to offer our customers the hunting industry's ONLY unconditional lifetime warranty; No questions asked, we will fix it for free FOREVER
Athlon Optics MIDAS 8x42 Binoculars, Roof Prism, with Harness | ED Glass | Argon Purged | Excellent Clarity and Color
- Bundle includes: Athlon Optics Midas 8x42 and Athlon Harness Case.
- Argon Purged - Argon purging gives you better waterproofing and thermal stability Phase corrected prisms produce images that have better contrast, a higher resolution and better color reproduction
- Advanced FMC - Advanced Fully Multi-Coated lenses gives you better light transmission to bring optimum brightness and true color across the entire light spectrum.
- ED Glass - ED glass gives you an image with little or no chromatic fringe so the final result brings a clearer and sharper image to your eyes
Western Falcons 7x50 Waterproof Floating Binocular,Internal Rangefinder,Boating,Fishing,Water Sports,Hunting and More
- Marine binoculars with 7x magnification and 50mm objective lens;22 mm eye relief,6.8mm exit pupil,and field of view is 396 feet at 1000 yards / 132 meters at 1000 meters.
- Porro prism system for a wide field of view.Premium BAK4 prism and Fully multi-coated optics produce bright,crisp images.
- Marine binoculars with 7x magnification and 50mm objective lens;22 mm eye relief,6.8mm exit pupil,and field of view is 396 feet at 1000 yards / 132 meters at 1000 meters.
- Illuminated Compass built-in for direction location,with an internal rangefinder for determining distance and size of objects.
- Non-slip rubber armor absorbs shock & provides a firm grip.Tripod adapter fitting for tripod mounting for increased stability.
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Crooked Horn Slide N Flex Bino System Harness with Bino Bandit Binocular Shade Kit (Blocks Wind and Glare)
- Crooked Horn Bino Bandit Binocular Shade: Bino Bandit shade blocks wind and glare to improve clarity and detail
- Flexible fit and easy to install on all binoculars | Ideal for eyeglasses wearers - Makes even compact binoculars with small eyecups comfortable |
- All Crooked Horn optics accessories are made in the United States
- Crooked Horn Flex Bino System Binocular Harness: Distributes weight evenly across your shoulders instead of your neck
- Holds your binoculars tight to your chest, eliminating bounce while in motion | Elastic straps allow the binoculars to slide up and flex out while in use | Fully adjustable to work on all sizes of binoculars, cameras and rangefinders
Maven B4 15X56 ED Binoculars Gray/Orange
- Large format binocular ideal for use on a tripod for long distance viewing
- Abbe Koenig prism for incredibly high light transmission
- Open frame design for superior ergonomics, Polymer and magnesium frame for durability, Tripod adaptable
- Large objective 56mm ED lenses gather a lot of light
- Ideal for Western hunting or for setting up on the porch for viewing wildlife
Wrangler Men's Western Boot Cut Slim Jean,Navy,36x32
- Slim bootcut jean in dark wash featuring signature W stitching on back pockets
- Zip fly with button closure
Badlands 2200 Camouflage Hunting Pack and Meat Hauler - Bow, Rifle, and Pistol Compatible, Approach FX, 2200 Cubic Inches
- Fully loaded - the 2200 covers all the bases with a built-in meat shelf, internal scope and tripod pockets, and a zippered rear entry panel for quick access to your gear; dwr-treated, waterproof fabric offers scent suppression and resists moisture, dirt, and blood
- Comfortable Carry - thermomold Suspension utilizes molded foam so ergonomically Advanced that it virtually matches every contour of the human form; t-6 aircraft aluminum internal frame and load lifter straps transfer weight to your hips to reduce fatigue
- Approach fox Camo - groundbreaking concealment technology meets a darker color palette to render hunters virtually invisible; designed for the midwest or eastern hunter, as well as late-season western hunters, this dark woods Camo adapts to your surroundings and the current lighting
- Rifle & pistol compatible - 2200 features an integrated rifle boot and built-in hipbelt pistol holders; compression straps give you loads of options for gear attachment; compatible with 2-liter hydration systems and the Badlands bow boot (sold separately) to attach in place of rifle boot
- Unconditional lifetime - our packs are built to withstand the toughest conditions hunters might endure; if your pack ever gets damaged, Badlands will fix it for free, forever, no matter who’s at fault; contact Badlands for more details; weight: 5 lb 15 oz; Dimensions: 19 x 17 x 9 inches; main compartment volume: 1980 ci (32. 4 L); total volume: 2250 ci (36. 9 L); 8 pockets
Deer Hunting Blahs: Fighting to Lease
Deer Hunting has limits, not enough quality leases for everyone.
Landowners can't always depend on deer staying within their property. They get spooked if neighboring landowners are hunting or are leasing their goods to friendly gunmen and they may jump the fence into other properties sometimes doubling back to where they came from if they are being chased by gunfire. This can become quite a problem for landowners that simply love feeding, watering and deer watching. Fellow hunters and landowners may give relatives and friends permission to use their property during deer season. This too could pose a problem for nature watchers with land.
Shifty hunters sometimes sneak across onto other adjoining properties whether divided by a fence or not. The trespassers aren't concerned with what destruction they cause. They may leave behind broken or empty beer bottles and cans, snack wrappers, and bullet shells. They could decide to start a campsite, build a fire, and forget to put it out not to mention the actual property owner, their family or friends might accidentally get shot.
Leasing hunters who trespass over to greener properties might do so because they are disappointed or disgruntled over poor leasing grounds. Land leased for hunting pleasure might have little to no game possibly due to over hunting, no food or water, and poor shelter or protective coverings. Game rich land isn't going to be so readily available for lease. Top leasing grounds probably won't even make it into classified ads. Since satisfied hunters will most likely return to such areas and may have a long-term commitment with the owners.
Deer hunters who lease should start looking for a decent rental six months to a year before the season starts. They can do this by asking around. Other hunters should be able to give advice and insight into where good places to go are. Secondly, local game wardens or any chamber of commerce will know their area and may have key contacts with prime leasing property.
If land sought to be leased is found and is within the reasonable price limit the hunter has to spend, an agreement should be signed only after the location has been visited to determine if its worth the investment. Remember that just because land is leased it doesn't guarantee there will be game.
