Mostly, 10x42 Leicas. If I'm stalking and walking through brushy country, I tend to lean toward a Pentax DCF-SP.

If you're chained to a cruel, unforgiving budget--as most of us are--never scrimp on binos. Experienced riflemen have found that they can get along nicely with a Ford rifle and a Chevy scope. But the binocular will be a Rolls Royce......always.

don't carry binoculars although i have
several pair. i always carry a monocular
on a cord as one would carry a game call
on a lanyard.

I have a set of Meopro HD 10x42. Real nice. I think I would have been better off with 8x42.

Vortex 8X42 Razor Binoculars here.
My son uses Vortex 8X28 Diamondbacks.

8x32 Swarovski for years and years.

I bought a pair of Redfield Rebel 10X42 today at Academy for $149; if they had the 8X42 Vortex I would have bought them but none in stock BUT the Redfields have what I think are great clarity, very bright, easy to focus. I only considered Redfield as I have heard good things about their scopes and so far I really like the binos. West Texas hog hunt this weekend so I will have a great chance to give them a field test with lots of room to glass. Did not include connected caps but I'll diy those and make them my own.

Swarovski 10X4 EL

Looks like lots of folks carrying big glass. I am using 8x30 Kite's. Small. light, and very clear/sharp.

I use 10X42. I think that's the most amount of magnification that I can hand hold. I've never desired less magnification. I've been told that some of the newer 12x and 15x binos are big enough to hold steady. I might try some of those some day but I'll probably always have the 10x42s for the compactness.