Welcome to the J-Sgot Outdoors Podcast. Today we're going to have a little bit of fun. We're going to have some

callers call in and I've got Cody Nelson, the optics manager at gohunt.Com on the line.

Cody, how you doing?

I'm doing good Jay.

How are you, sir?

Thanks for having me.

Good.

We look forward to it.

Our first question comes from Dave.

Dave, tell us a little bit about yourself and then hit us up with your optics questions.

Sure, yeah, I live here in Mesa, Arizona, and I'm a painter, by trade, I paint actually cars and an auto painter and a pretty novice hunter, not a super-experienced glasser.

And my question to Cody actually is, it's funny, I'm a, it's funny, I'm a little colorblind actually being an automotive painter that might throw some people off.

I make it work.

That can get interesting, huh?

Yeah, actually I've been told and I'm not sure if this is true that.

Color-blind people see shades better than people who are.

And that's actually what I use.

And that's how I use.

I know if something doesn't match, I may not tell you why it doesn't, but I know it doesn't. My question was concerning

that though, as far as optics are concerned. I've noticed, I'm red-green colorblind. When I look through I have a pretty lower end set of

binos and when I've compared him to a middle grade like a I have a Nikon

monarchs I've compared them side by side with some vortex raisers and then in the store not out in the field I've also looked through some swarrows. I'm wondering if that affects clarity sharpness or like Jay says that wow factor.

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