Is there a chemical that I can put on my scope lens so it wont fog(outside) during humid(rain) conditions?

There is a product called "Cat Crap" that should work. Do a google serch for it. Some guys here also use it on the shutter glass on there trail cams.

most scopes come nitrogen purged now so they don't fog up unless there is a break somewhere in the seal of the scope.

i had an old redfield that would kill me. everytime i saw a buck and the heavy breathing would start; i had to constantly wipe it off so i could see out of it


bought a leupold and i have no more worries cause it stays in the gunsafe all year long cause them extreme fiberoptic pins on my darton don't fog up at all






cat crap should do the trick

Thanks guy's. Last season I bought a Win. 7mm Mag. w/scope off this dude. Took 2 test shots. The next morning it was pouring down the rain, barely daylight, and a light fog on the feilds. I decided to go out and soak my new rifle, saw 2 doe. Maybe I breathed on it when I pulled it up, but... I had to wipe it with my jacket. Pissed me off!!! Luckily I still dropped a doe with it @ 275 yards. I wanted to dress it with a Leupold, but this scope will have to do for a while$$$. I love my new rifle!!! I'll google that Cat Crap stuff and see what I can find!