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<blockquote data-quote="WindedAgain" data-source="post: 917728" data-attributes="member: 5809"><p>I have a pair of Nikon Monarch 10x42's. I learned the hard way scouting ducks. Great eye relief and crystal clear image. Nitrogen filled. Fantastic eye relief for those of us with 4 eyes.</p><p></p><p>We hunted Mulie's out west which required endlesss hours of glassing canyons and huge draws. I was the only guy in our party that didn't have a headache. I liked them so much that I hawked my butt again and bought a Nikon spotting scope.</p><p></p><p>Regardless of the brand you choose, buy the best pair you can possibly afford. </p><p></p><p>Save money somewhere else, but dont cheat on binos. They are a critical piece of gear for any hunter.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="WindedAgain, post: 917728, member: 5809"] I have a pair of Nikon Monarch 10x42's. I learned the hard way scouting ducks. Great eye relief and crystal clear image. Nitrogen filled. Fantastic eye relief for those of us with 4 eyes. We hunted Mulie's out west which required endlesss hours of glassing canyons and huge draws. I was the only guy in our party that didn't have a headache. I liked them so much that I hawked my butt again and bought a Nikon spotting scope. Regardless of the brand you choose, buy the best pair you can possibly afford. Save money somewhere else, but dont cheat on binos. They are a critical piece of gear for any hunter. [/QUOTE]
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