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You can't go wrong with Leupold. I have the 10-50 olympics and they are great. Very clear and great in low light. Binoculars.com is a great place to buy optics, I got mine for $350 from them. My buddy has the 10-42 cascades and they are great also.

Top Gun wrote:IMO you can't beat the Nikon Monarch series for the money. Depending on terrain either 8x42's for closer denser areas or 10x42 for bigger open areas.

I'm not sure if you've decided yet deerhuntenokie, but I'll throw in another vote for the Nikon Monarchs. I have a pair and love 'em. They are light and have clear, good glass.

If you can afford them, I'd choose a pair of Swarovskis!!

quote="Top Gun"] I'm not sure if you've decided yet deerhuntenokie, but I'll throw in another vote for the Nikon Monarchs. I have a pair and love 'em. They are light and have clear, good glass.

If you can afford them, I'd choose a pair of Swarovskis!! [/quote]

Agreed!! You can never go wrong with the Nikon Monarchs

You would be hard pressed to beat the quality, clarity and warranty of the Vortex Viper series. I have two pair 8x32 for bow hunting and 8x42 for target archery. I also have a pair of Votex Razors in 10x42, a bit heavier and physically larger, but outstanding binoculars.

I can't beleive no one said the cabelas euros. I have had my euros for four years, and I love them.

you mite look thru a pair of windrivers,mine r 8by 42s. work well.

I really like my Bushnell H20 10x42's. Cabelas has a deal where you can get the binos, an Arc1000 rangefinder and a knife for $300.

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