What is up everybody? I have my good friend Mr. Remy Warren across from me digitally right

now. We actually just wrapped up a podcast on how to find Elk and one of the ways that

you find Elk is with your optics. Sometimes a spotting scope. Remy it's time to talk

about your favorite spotting scope. New product alert. We've got a new spotting scope

on the table right now. If you're watching on YouTube you can see it. But we can't

know where we're going or where we are without knowing where we've been Remy. So let's talk

about maybe your former favorite spotting scope a little bit and how you've used it.

Yeah. So affectionately I like to call it the baby razor because it's the smallest of

the razor spotting scopes. I would say that it's the scope that I take more than any

other spotting scope. And the reason is because my style of hunting is often backcountry

style hunting carrying a lot of stuff. I don't like not going with I don't like going

without a spotting scope because I use it for verification, glassing in certain situations.

But I also in those situations don't want that extra weight and this is the perfect blend

of weight and utility right. It's got everything that I need. I think I think it punches above

its weight in many ways where it's like it's got exactly what I need. And it's really designed

for backcountry hunting. But also, you know, if you're a guy that's like, Hey, I've got

my optics. I'm in an area where I don't necessarily need to be glassing super long distances

all day or you're using your your binoculars to do that. Then you need to go verify something

with instead of walking, you know, two or three miles over there. This is the absolute best

thing for that. Yeah. I totally agree. You know, the original baby razor

actually as you call it as we call it was an 11 to 33 by 50. And it definitely was capable

of a lot more than maybe I think some people gave it credit, gave it credit for it. And

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