binoculars?

[cschneider1]

looking at cabelas door buster thing and I want to get a new pair of binos. What do yall suggest as far as size and power for bow hunting.

[Traildust]

10 X 42 works for me

[Low Fence]

Also a 10X42 fan. There are better for different situations, these are just a great all around "one pair does most" sized glass

[txdukklr]

8x42 or 10x42

i prefer the 8's but have had 10's and been very happy with them.

[WyoHunter]

I like 8x32's for hunting in timber and 10x42's for open country. Like txdukklr said the 8's will handle most situations but I prefer my 10x42's for antelope hunting.

[helo_mech]

10x42

[bucksnducks]

i use nikon monarch atb 12x42. the patches that i hunt are 10 acres or more in size, so i like the extra magnification to tell me if i really want to try and call a buck over from the far fence.

[bucksnducks]

and the shoulder straps for carry are well worth the money paid... i think the brand name ones are crooked horn or something like that

[cschneider1]

Thanks guys

[tookeymonster]

Also a 10X42 fan. There are better for different situations, these are just a great all around "one pair does most" sized glass

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[keep]

10x42 but more important than the power is the quality of the glass. Do a little research first so you know what the difference is, be an educated buyer.

[old killer]

Leupold switch power 7x32- switch to 12x32 or 10x42- switch to 17x42.

[jcso139]

anything nikon

[az2tx]

10x42 works great

[BrandonA]

Quality of glass is the number on thing. Look at Vortex. I hunt with 10x42 Razers but I borrowed a pair of 8.5x50 Vortex Vipers and was impressed with them as well. If you go to the vortex website they have a great pdf that explains in details how binos work.