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If you've never glassed from a chair... it might be time to see what you have been missing when you are glassing for hours on end.
It's that time of year. You're either planning out your strategies for next year or maybe you're planning for a few late-season over the counter opportunities in the great state of Arizona. But either way, one thing we can practice and research year-round is our glassing techniques.
Glassing is one of the best ways to increase your success. After all, you can't hunt an animal that you can't find. The above video is a quick look at a few glassing tips that I have learned over the years to find more game while hunting.
Recently I was on the Jay Scott Outdoors Podcast talking about optic choices and glassing techniques. You can check out the three-part podcast episodes below. Both the iTunes links and the Podbean players are included.
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If you've never glassed from a chair... it might be time to see what you have been missing when you are glassing for hours on end.
As always, for all your optics or tripod questions on products that we carry in our Gear Shop, you can email me at optics@gohunt.com or call me at (702) 847-8747 | Ext. 2 and I'd be happy to help you out in selecting the perfect optic package.