Sound's good but does it have 96% light transmission?
Sound's good but does it have 96% light transmission?
"One won't have to cup their hands around the eye cups to avoid glare or brace ones hands against one's fore head to get the right eye relief."
Yes, with my cell phone.
Just a 3x zoom. You can get seriously close to the wildlife in Yellowstone National Park because they are so tame. For 150 years the park has been protected by the Military and then the Park Service so the animals have no fear of humans. I was less than 30 feet away from the Badger's and they were NOT scared of me. When I would get closer they would lunge toward me as if to say "Just make my day!." They are one fearless animal. I guess that is the reason they have survived for thousands of years. When I went through the Lamar Valley in Yellowstone I observed a Coyote trying to get an injured Badger and the Badger was holding it's own despite a seemingly injured leg. I am going back to Yellowstone at the end of August when there will be less tourist. This time I am going to fly into Jackson Hole, Wyoming and rent a car. Yellowstone is a pretty long drive from Greeley, CO. About 12 to 14 hours across Wyoming where there is basically nothing except antelope and a few drunk cowboys and indians. I think it inspired the song "Home ,Home on the Range."
I came into Yellowstone through the Northeast entrance through Cook City Montana. It is billed as "The Coolest Little Town in America." I don't know about that but it is pretty cool. It is really scenic but there is nobody on the road and it takes a LONG time to get to Yellowstone. That is why I am flying in next time. It should be billed as the "loneliest" road in America. I came back to Greeley on I25 through Casper ,Wyoming and just before I got to Cheyenne it started POURING rain so hard I couldn't see the road divider lines so I went by the reflectors on the side of the road and people were hitting deer left and right. A guy passed me and pretty soon he was pulled off the road because he hit a deer and the deer was dead in the road. I couldn't avoid the deer so I straddled him with my truck and ran right over him without even touching my truck.
I came into Yellowstone through the Northeast entrance through Cook City Montana. It is billed as "The Coolest Little Town in America." I don't know about that but it is pretty cool. It is really scenic but there is nobody on the road and it takes a LONG time to get to Yellowstone. That is why I am flying in next time. It should be billed as the "loneliest" road in America. I came back to Greeley on I25 through Casper ,Wyoming and just before I got to Cheyenne it started POURING rain so hard I couldn't see the road divider lines so I went by the reflectors on the side of the road and people were hitting deer left and right. A guy passed me and pretty soon he was pulled off the road because he hit a deer and the deer was dead in the road. I couldn't avoid the deer so I straddled him with my truck and ran right over him without even touching my truck.
It certainly was especially all the deer on the road coming into Cheyenne, Wyoming. Cook City does look like a Biker town for sure. Montana is an interesting state for sure.
