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About LinkBacksIf trees are non reflective targets, then my experience is the same as yours Greg (but in metres). Had 2km plus reads in the middle of day in heavy mirage when chamois hunting a few weeks back. Consistently, I would say out to around 1,700-1,800m during midday is quite achievable with my pair.
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