Binoculars for Turkey Hunting.

[Kingwoodsman]

My steiner 10x28s are great

[Spark352]

I've been trying to figure out the same thing. I've got a pair of Swarovski 8x42's but I find them much too bulky and heavy for turkey hunting. As mentioned earlier I'm looking real hard at picking up a pair of Kowa BD II XD 6.5x32mm or a pair of Swaro 8x30 CL's. I know the Swaro's would probably be better glass but I like the idea of the Kowa's just to leave in the truck during the off-season.

[wbpc]

Leupold bx4 pro 8x32's have been great for me.


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[Yoder409]

Same glasses I use for archery deer.

Nikon Pro 7 10x42's on a Crooked Horn Bino System.

I spend more time looking at songbirds and other things with them than anything else.  But I like the 10X for picking out an Eastern's red head poking from behind the side of a tree 100 yards through the woods or a piece of a Merriam's in a meadow 800 yards away through some Ponderosa pine.

The glasses are what some might find bulky.  But I've never once wished for something smaller.

[Turkeybutt]

I'm using a Nikon 10x36 Drury Outdoors Monarch in Mossy Oak Obsession using a Crooked Horn Bino System.
They work well for me

[dzsmith]

That's what I do . In the southern woods , I just use my rangefinder . When I hunt more open areas where I absolutely know i need binos . I put my harness on with my 10x42 Leica trinovids that I actually won lol. I shot 2 turkeys this year with the harness on and my best. It does make swinging to the left difficult. But not impossible .

[lunghit]

I use Vortex Diamonback HD 8X32 for both turkey and deer. I had 10x42 but sold them because I wanted to lighten the load. 8X32 is perfect for the eastern woods I hunt.

[kayl]

I use Vortex Diamonback HD 8X32 for both turkey and deer. I had 10x42 but sold them because I wanted to lighten the load. 8X32 is perfect for the eastern woods I hunt.

That's the pair I'm getting. I have a pair of Bushnell 7x50, but I want something more compact. The 8x32 Diamondbacks looked great at Bass Pro.

[WyoHunter]

Nikon 7x28 for me.

[kayl]

I use Vortex Diamonback HD 8X32 for both turkey and deer. I had 10x42 but sold them because I wanted to lighten the load. 8X32 is perfect for the eastern woods I hunt.

That's the pair I'm getting. I have a pair of Bushnell 7x50, but I want something more compact. The 8x32 Diamondbacks looked great at Bass Pro.

Another option may be the Vortex Solo monocular. I've already ordered the 8x32 binos, but I've got half a mind to get the 10x35 monocular too...

[hawk1958]

Steiner Predator AF 8x30 #2045 Binoculars work great for me.

I tried smaller compact binoculars but couldn't see  the details like I wanted.

The optical design keeps everything in focus, near and far. Lightweight and compact, the 8x30 the Steiners have great optics and work great with eyeglasses.

hawk58

[ChesterCopperpot]

I carry some Cabelas Intensity HD 8x25 in a Marsupial rangefinder pouch and I absolutely love that set up.


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[lunghit]

I use Vortex Diamonback HD 8X32 for both turkey and deer. I had 10x42 but sold them because I wanted to lighten the load. 8X32 is perfect for the eastern woods I hunt.

That's the pair I'm getting. I have a pair of Bushnell 7x50, but I want something more compact. The 8x32 Diamondbacks looked great at Bass Pro.

I love them and I'm sure you will too. Very clear picture and perfect to carry around all day.

[kayl]

I use Vortex Diamonback HD 8X32 for both turkey and deer. I had 10x42 but sold them because I wanted to lighten the load. 8X32 is perfect for the eastern woods I hunt.

That's the pair I'm getting. I have a pair of Bushnell 7x50, but I want something more compact. The 8x32 Diamondbacks looked great at Bass Pro.

I love them and I'm sure you will too. Very clear picture and perfect to carry around all day.

They are great. Ended up picking up a set of Diamondback HD 10x42s for a trip to Yellowstone too...I'm set for binos for a while! Lol

[tak]

Maven 8x32 monocular. They fit in my bib pocket which is handy since I don't wear a vest.