Colorado Big Game Hunting Series: Part 5 – Glassing for Big Game

Colorado Parks and Wildlife joins Nate for tips to help you effectively use binoculars or a spotting scope when scouting or hunting.

Whether hunting or scouting, learning to efficiently use binoculars or a spotting scope is a must. Here’s Nate Zelinsky with a few tips on glassing. 

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Nate Zelinsky is a professional Walleye Angler and all species guide based in Colorado and has guided and tournament fished all across the country. Nate is on his 19th year as owner of Tightline Outdoors Colorado’s Premier outlet for multi-species guiding, tournaments, TV, Digital Content, TV, Radio, and Writing! Some of these experiences can be seen on In-Fisherman, Jarrett Edwards Outdoors, Denver’s 7News, 9News,  and WFN. You can also listen to Nate on Saturday mornings at 10 a.m. on The Fan Outdoors with Terry Wickstrom. Nate’s daily goal is to educate anglers to create success every time they go on the water. More on Nate can be found at www.tightlineoutdoors.com

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