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There is no damage and must have been how the light was hitting it. I have retaken a couple shots of the same lens and you can see there isn’t anything wrong.

For those asking about the lenses

Covid caught up to me. I am having to sell my Swarovski EL 12x50. It has the outdoorsman stud installed and the Outdoorsman Adapter for a tripod. I have always kept them in my Alaskan Guide prototype binocular carrier as shown in the pictures. I am asking $1900 for everything. I am in Prescott Valley. Please help me out guys in this unfortunate time. I originally paid $2500 new for them and have had them for several years.

Thanks for your responses. I think I will explore the Game and Fish locations first, then look for water sources..springs, dirt tanks, etc, and then check canyons/mountains in the proper elevation range and locations.

We will be in Flagstaff tomorrow for an appointment at 2:30 pm. Can we come buy sometime earlier and take a look at the trailer? Does it have a spare tire?

There are lots of tools out there to use to learn a new unit, but I wanted to get your guys feelings on the most efficient way to learn a new unit. Here are the tools that I am aware of to use. AZ Game and Fish Hunt Unit information off the website, Google Earth & other Satelite images, TOPO's of Course, Game and Fish Officers when they return your phone calls, Websites like these for basic information as Escouting seems to be Taboo here. Forest Service & BLM employees, local ranchers, hunters who have hunted the unit before. Normally it takes many years to learn a new unit, and I am looking where to focus my efforts to learn it as efficiently as possible. Thanks,

Do you still have this trailer or has it already been sold?