Our property is high enough to have a broad view to the northwest and over the past 20 years we have fired at least one fire every season. We have a good pair of 10x50 Leopold binoculars, but sometimes the DNR would like to have a little more information than I can provide with what I have.
Looking for the best value in a $200 to 300 spotting scope for long distance shooting. I hope to be able to tell you whether I see the flames, and what kind of fuel the fire is in, whether it is living or working. I do not need much details just looking closer than I can get it with binoculars.
thanks for your help.