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It hits all the above mentioned qualifications of an excellent hunting bino.

Listed above as our number one overall recommended binocular, the Perception HD is actually specifically designed for hunters, so it is no surprise that it tops this list. Here are my favorite pairs for hunters in a few different price ranges: Upland Optics Perception HD 10x42mm Once you’ve found the pairs that meet these qualifications, the differences in prices you find will largely be determined by glass quality. Lens protectors that stay attached to the binos themselves are also critical.

Accessories: Chest harnesses are a particular favorite for hunters, who often purchase a more serious harness separately.

Warranty: If something unexpected happens to your binos, make sure you will be covered.

Make sure they can’t ruin your binoculars. Make sure you get a pair with a good rubber coating and solid construction. I once witnessed a pair of binoculars roll several hundred yards down a mountain on a hunting trip.

Durability: Big game hunters tend to spend a lot of time in rough places, abusing their gear.

Other factors that hunters will need to consider include: I’ve found that the right balance is about 10x42mm binoculars, which offer a good combination of zoom, light gathering and portability. They usually don’t use a tripod (although doing so can be a game changer!), so zoom also can’t be too extreme. Because they carry them all day, there is a limit on how big they can be. Most hunters will carry their binoculars on their chest, around their neck or attached to their pack.

This type of hunt is called spot and stock, and we can help you find the perfect binos for it.įirst off, let’s consider size. Big game hunters in open areas will regularly spend hours glassing, using their binoculars to find animals. Hunting is one of the most common ways in which binoculars are used today, and, depending on where you are hunting, can be absolutely critical to your success.