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For the glass, I’d emphasize durable glass. I had a family friend go on a weeklong mule deer hunt out west and missed several shots on one before luckily having the chance of correcting and making a good hit. When he checked back at 100 yards, his scope was knocked off zero several MOA from when he confirmed zero at the start of the hunt. It was a Vortex.

For binos, I’m a huge fan of image stabilization, but the Canon ones are bulky. It looks like Nikon is coming out with some small 10x and 12x IS binos. I’m probably going to try them out.
[URL unfurl="true"]https://www.nikonusa.com/p/stabilized-12x25-s/16783/overview[/URL]

[QUOTE="PappyM3, post: 9345028, member: 31221"] For the glass, I’d emphasize durable glass. I had a family friend go on a weeklong mule deer hunt out west and missed several shots on one before luckily having the chance of correcting and making a good hit. When he checked back at 100 yards, his scope was knocked off zero several MOA from when he confirmed zero at the start of the hunt. It was a Vortex. For binos, I’m a huge fan of image stabilization, but the Canon ones are bulky. It looks like Nikon is coming out with some small 10x and 12x IS binos. I’m probably going to try them out. [URL unfurl="true"]https://www.nikonusa.com/p/stabilized-12x25-s/16783/overview[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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