Terrestrial Telescope
Made from high-quality materials and designed to withstand the harshest conditions, our spotting scopes will last for years. Enjoy a crisp, clear image, even in the toughest conditions.
Vortex DiamondBack HD Telescopes
Vortex Viper HD Telescopes
Vortex Razor HD Telescope
Shilba Cyclops II Spyglass
Shilba Cyclops Spyglass
ZEISS Conquest Gavia 85 telescope
Buying Spotting Scopes for Hunting
What is a spotting scope and why is it essential for a hunter?
A spotting scope, also known as a telescope, is an optical instrument that allows you to see distant objects with great clarity and detail. For a hunter, it is an essential tool that helps you:
Identify species : Distinguish between different animals at great distances.
Evaluate trophies: Assess the quality of the horns or antlers of your prey.
Observe the terrain : Analyze the environment and detect possible dangers.
Enjoy nature: Contemplate the fauna and flora in all its splendor.
Key Features of a Hunting Spotting Scope
When choosing a spotting scope, you should consider these features:
Increase: Indicate how many times larger the object will appear.
Objective diameter: It influences the amount of light captured by the telescope and the quality of the image.
Field of view: The area you can see through the eyepiece.
Endurance: Look for waterproof and dustproof telescopes, ideal for harsh weather conditions.
Weight and size: Consider the weight and size of the telescope to transport it comfortably.
Types of spotting scopes for hunting
Compact telescopes: Ideal for hunters looking for lightweight, easy-to-carry equipment.
High magnification telescopes: Perfect for long distances and detailed observations.
Zoom telescopes: They offer a variable magnification range to suit different situations.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a spotting scope and a rifle scope? Â
A spotting scope is used for long-distance observation, while a rifle scope is mounted on a gun and used for aiming and shooting.
What magnification do I need for a hunting spotting scope? Â
The ideal magnification depends on the distance at which you usually observe. For big game, magnifications between 20x and 60x are usually used.
How do I care for my spotting scope? Â
To prolong the life of your telescope, clean it regularly with a soft cloth and store it in a dry, safe place. Avoid shocks and sudden changes in temperature.