McDaniel

Leo, me da gusto saber que hay otro mexicano en este forum, yo soy de sonora, tambien un apasionado por los coues. Recibe mis atentos saludos gracias por compartir estas fotos, pronto subire algunas fotos que pienso seran de tu agrado, estamos en contacto, bienvenido al sitio, Bendiciones. mcDaniel

I apreciate your comments, all of them provide good insight..Thank you guys! I will take a look to Vortex Razor... I do glassing with Zeiss Bino's 12x45 using an outdoorsman tripod (by the way..Very good piece of tool!!); Just recently durying my last hunting trip to Sonora I saw several bucks longways (1 to 1.5 miles... maybe a bitt farther) and I could not tell how big their racks were, I was able to determine it was a buck only....could not count# of points. I think that a propper spotting scope can do the work to: Avoid unneeded walking and focus the energy in searching for another buck or definetly go for the game hunt. I wonder if there is a big difference between the 65mm and 80mm (because of the light coming through it) that worths the weight carrying... I just want to maximize the spotting scope efficiency use Vs investment ..

I would apreciate your comments, suggestions, advices,etc...I am planning to buy a spotting scope, the questions are: 22-60x65mm? 15-45x65mm? Should I go with 80mm? Or even 90mm? Of course weight is an aspect to consider... Brands competing, zeiss, Swaro, Zen-Ray and Leupold, my budget is limited Gracias amigos/Thank You Friends.

Thanks for all the comments, I will post some more pictures of my Dad's monster buck. I just initiated to interact in this web page, so I am doing my best to get familiar asap. I just want to exiten all of you by saying that I have seen some tremendous bucks harvested by my friends in Sonora that will shock all of you!!!! Typical and none typical deers, I'am looking foward to prepare an album with this magnificoent deers harvested in Sonora....just be alittle patient......I will stay in touch. If I can be off any help to all of you let me know I was born in Sonora, Mexico so I have some knowledge of certain areas in the state.. Saludos, y hasta la vista!!!