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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Troubador" data-source="post: 3282870" data-attributes="member: 109211">Hi JerryWhen stalking Otters you sometimes find yourself on the ground trying to stay out of sight and you put your bins down for a moment and don't notice the goose poo.  Or you want to take photo of a small flower so get down on the ground with your bins underneath you and the only direction you can get a clear shot of the flower means you end up on top of the only piece of sheep poo for 500 yds :-OAs to why anyone else would care to know, a couple of folks have complained about some staining on the rubber and it struck me that my SFs have survived a few noxious substances without marking as well as few bumps and scrapes from hill scrambling.I try to take care of my bins but the main thing is what we can see through them not the bins themselves so they don't get babied.BTW goose poo is worse than sheep poo, in every way :eek!:Lee</blockquote>