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See Further, Hunt Smarter: Premium Spotter Scopes for Aussie Hunters

Elevate your hunt with our premium spotting scopes, designed for Aussie hunters. Offering clear, long-range vision, these scopes deliver precision and clarity. Featuring trusted brands like Vortex, known for durability and sharp optics, they excel in tough terrain, ensuring reliable performance and confidence on your next hunt.

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Spotting Scopes Frequently Asked Questions

1. What are the best spotting scopes Australia?

The quality of the glass used and construction of the body are the two key factors in differenciating an average, good and excellent spotting scope. Though it is important to note magnification, FOV, weight and other factors must be considered when deciding on the best spotting scope for your specific needs.

2. What is the difference between spotting scope vs binoculars?

Spotting scopes and binoculars are both used for long-distance viewing, but they differ in design and application. Spotting scopes are monocular (single-eye) devices with higher magnification, typically ranging from 15x to 60x, making them ideal for detailed viewing of distant subjects like wildlife, birds, or shooting targets. They usually require a tripod for stability due to their powerful zoom. Binoculars, on the other hand, are dual-eye optical devices with lower magnification (usually 8x to 12x), offering a wider field of view and greater portability. They're better suited for quick scanning, hiking, or handheld use over extended periods.

3. What size spotting scope for hunting?

For hunting, a spotting scope with a magnification range of 15-45x or 20-60x and an objective lens size between 60mm and 80mm is ideal. A 60-65mm scope offers a good balance of portability and performance for most hunting scenarios, especially when covering moderate distances or hiking through rough terrain. If you’re hunting in open country or need to glass long distances, an 80mm scope provides brighter images and better detail, particularly in low-light conditions. Choose based on how far you typically glass, the terrain, and how much weight you're willing to carry.