Spotting scope question

[bklem]

Have a $500.00-$600.00 budget. Which one do y'all recommend is best bang for the buck. Or is it even worth getting one for that price? Will be used from top drive/truck window/blind. Not going to be doing any 5 mile pack in trips in the near future!!!!
I know Arrowsmith?? on here sells good glass but not sure if my budget falls anything but his lowest line?

[Bowhuntamistad]

How far and what are you looking at?

[bklem]

How far and what are you looking at?

How far?
Well as far as I can??? Anywhere from 100 yds up.

What am I looking at?
Wild animals?

[Limbwalker]

You won't do better than that Brunton that was on the classifieds here, for that amount of money.

[Limbwalker]

http://discussions.texasbowhunter.com/forums/showthread.php?t=562460&highlight=brunton

[Bowhuntamistad]

How far?
Well as far as I can??? Anywhere from 100 yds up.

What am I looking at?
Wild animals?

good luck

[b1gtexx]

I have a redfield that I use out of the truck and it works great for animals and for checking targets to 200yds

[Cajun Blake]

Kowa with a 20-60x eyepiece

I made the mistake of selling mine and regret that decision everyday

[Bad-Karma]

They all magnify. What your are paying for is the crisp clarity of the glass.

[BURTONboy]

To answer your question, you can get as good of glass as you want just like binoculars. I had a cheap ol spotting scope from bass pro that wasn't even $100 and until it literally broke in half after a couple years of use it was great. I could look at deer 500 yards away and see exactly what they were. I'd say if that's all youre going to use it for, you don't need to spend even $500 unless you just want some way better glass that you are going to take care of.

[bklem]

good luck

Sorry. My reply came across as a smart ***. Didn't mean for it to.