Glassing for Western Big Game Animals - Tips
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- Опубликовано: 11 окт 2024
- Cliff goes over several tips for hunters looking to improve their glassing effectiveness in the field. He covers glassing with the "grain" of the terrain, finding the perfect glassing location, short-range glassing with big glass, and many other topics that will exponentially improve your ability to find elk, mule deer, and big horn sheep.
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Videos like this are great, I'm bewildered as to how you don't have more views/subs
I appreciate that! Glad you found them helpful. Thanks
This is exactly the help I've been looking for
This is going to be my seventh year since I started to hunt elk and I watched probably more than thousand of videos and tips from everyone that posting on you tube
Just recently come up across your stuff and this is probably 🔝 10 tips and advises that you can see it, explaining it in details how to glass, stalks, wind and thermal …
Everything that I watched from you is amazing
Thank you for sharing it and I hope it will bring up your name to the level you deserve it 👏🤛
Really appreciate the support and comment! Thank you 👍👊
Also , regarding my Swarovski 15x56 I use the Swarovski's winged eye cups to help keep out ambient light while I am glassing they work terrific
Man, your videos are the best. I'm learning alot. Thanks
Great to hear Ray! Thanks 👍
I just wanna say that Cliff knows his stuff. I’ve learned a lot from watching these videos and have improved my hunting skills by 10x. Thanks again Cliff for making these great videos. You are very well detailed oriented and that’s what makes you great at what you do. 👍
Glad it’s been helpful! 👍
I love the snowball for authenticity 😂 #respect
Bwhaha, I felt like a huge dork when I saw that
Love your videos. I've been hunting deer and elk my whole life but I'm always open to improving my craft as a hunter. keep up the good work 🍺
Thanks man!
Such a helpful and informative video. Learning so much from your channel. Thanks Cliff
Great glassing Tips! Thank you! Greatings from Germany "Waidmannsheil"
Glad it was helpful!
This stuff is amazing. Thank you so much for sharing your incredible knowledge! Going to do my best to utilize it on our Muley hunt this year!
Glad it was helpful!
@@CliffGray What tripod do you run for spotting? -Not filming. Thanks!
Chris, thanks for your videos, I have learned a ton from them. Do you have any videos on once you see game way out 500+ yards how to approach them?
Hey Mike, glad the videos have been helpful. Try my Stalk Elk Like The Pros video. Might be helpful. Appreciate the support. Thanks, Cliff
@@CliffGray Thanks Cliff, I will check it out.
What set up for a phone adapter are ya using? Just bought a 85mm razor vortex. Just getting into glassing. Love your info. I think I'd love to be able to attach my phone to it. Any info would be awesome. Thanks!
Phoneskope
Great information, thanks for sharing.
Glad it was helpful!
Great video. Thank you!
You bet!
Quality video. Thank you sir.
Thank you.
Great content.
Pick up your shit and move. Love it.
Love the glass with the grain tip. Our family of four will be hunting w NL Pure 8x32, Trinovids 10x42, nikon 10x42 range and NL pure 12x42 this year for elk. Mainly lodge pole pine, w transition to alpine and along burn edges. Glassing areas from tripods 200-1000 yards. Is it worth packing in a heavy scope, or will the 12s suffice?
Unless it's a unit where you will be trying to do the nitty gritty of judging bulls from a distance, your twelves on a tripod will be fine. You can tell a "nice bull" vs a spike from 1,000+yds with 12s. As my knees have started to fail on me, I almost never pack both big nocs and a scope... I choose one or the other based on what I'm hunting/guiding.
@@CliffGray awesome, my wallet and knees thank you.
Pinion trees aren't very high up. The hard part of glassing is finding somewhere there is a view of the area you want to glass. The area you may find might require you to move to different spots to be able to see all you want to see. In the pinion country like he is sitting I have seen 7 elk walk behind a pinion tree and completely disappear never to be seen again. I walked to the spot and there was a small draw behind the tree and all those elk walked single file away from me.
Spot on my friend
thank you Sir
Thanks
Thank you Sir 💯👍
Would you recommend the phone scope attachment for glossing or just use your eyes on the scope
The phone skope is for taking pictures, recording interesting things and wildlife from a distance. It isn’t a very effective tool for actual glassing.
It is also handy if you can record shots on animals - that way you can rewatch it and see if it hit/missed.
Great job 👍💯
Thank you for the tips
No problem!
Hey Cliff
What do you use for Bullet drop Data ??
Range finder? with Kestrel or phone app ?
I use a basic app on my phone. I print out a small drop chart before each hunt, tape it to my stock.