The MeatEater's Steven Rinella on using Tripods & Optics.
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- Опубликовано: 4 авг 2015
- Steven Rinella was recently on the Jay Scott Outdoors Podcast discussing why he uses the Outdoorsmans Tripod System for hunting wherever he goes.
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TRUTH! The Tripod is Magic for letting your eyes do what they're supposed to in terms of spotting ANY movement in your FOV. Been using the Micro pan head, just now ordered the Pistol-Grip. LOVE the quick release Bino-adapter stud system!
Thank you for the kind words and support!
@@Outdoorsmans Thank you for helping me more easily see bucks at 600+yds inside of a buncha tight together widow-maker timber (still-standing dead timber) on the steep hillside I was glassing last year!
Steven Rinella is really passionate about a good pair of knockers!
Great advice. I’m just starting using Bono’s on a tripod. I’m now wanting to carry them all the time. Went out for a local nature hike last week and could see yo much when starting to grid the woods in front of me. A little flicker of s branch I would have missed with my own correctional moment turned out to be a stunning red squirrel about 4 foot along the branch.
Image stabilizing binoculars are so handy as well. Not as good as a tripod set up but good for on the fly.
You could have a tripod and image stabilizing binoculars as well. And mix and match. I would suggest trying them out.
Such a great video....after watching this i bought me a pair of vortex's and a tripod
Information that you couldn't put a price on. Thanks for the upload.
Love there tripod for my BTX Swarovski
What adaptor is on the binds looks like quich release? I have same binos and need one
Looks like an arca swiss bino tripod adapter. Arca swiss is a standard for the rail type. That connects to the binos. Then that arca rail slides into what looks to be an Outdoorsmans tripod with built in head of some kind.
But there are lots of bino tripod adapters now.
That's the Outdoorsmans Binocular Adapter
outdoorsmans.com/products/outdoorsmans-binocular-adapter
Sitting or standing tripod?
Do you know what adapter he is using in the video thanks
The Outdoorsmans Binocular Adapter! outdoorsmans.com/products/outdoorsmans-binocular-adapter
@@jaybo516 $70 to simplify and protect your optics system investment. Made in USA and comes with a lifetime warranty. Let us know if you have any questions!
@@jaybo516 Love to hear it! Think you'll really like it.
running a lightweight panhead with EL12x50s
What Vortex binos and magnification does he use?
Steve is using the Vortex Razor 12x50s.
The expensive ones...LOL.... The Razor line....
@@AverageGIJoeOutdoors
I have telescopes that cost 10 times as much as those Binoculars. I would not say they are that expensive. Many high quality custom rifles would make those Binoculars look cheap.
@@bighands69 Vortex doesnt make a more expensive bino in their lineup. So the Razors are the expensive ones. Dont be so quick to point out how much money you have and perhaps you will learn to interpret what people write better.
@@RealHankShill
I own systems that the Vortex cannot even come close to which is to be expected. I am not saying Vortex are not high end or quality.
Canon make great image stabilizing binoculars but there are higher end systems out there.
What I am saying is that Vortex are not that expensive considering what you are getting.
The higher the magnification you have the more you need a tripod
This guy gets it.
Damn.......I wish someone would send ME an adapter and a tripod.
Spend 200 days in the field and maybe they will. lol
Get a job lol
But then you won't have time to be out glassing
Lol knockers
Anyone else notice the same shot of Steve over and over again? Good info, but I got bored of the same clips.