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Here are a few more new high-tech bows, sights, targets, clothing and accessories from day three of the 2016 ATA Show in Louisville, Ky.

Binocular buyers are often puzzled about the relationship between price and quality. With various models retailing for anywhere from $80 to $3,000, it’s a broad sea to navigate. “Buy the best you can afford” is good advice but barely limits the selection. In each price range there seem to be dozens of models from many, many companies. Where do you begin?

When honing your shooting skills, the next best thing to the real thing is a 3-D life-size version of it!

It’s fitting that Delta McKenzie’s 3-D life-size lion target has its own constellation as big-game hunters aim for the stars on their summertime African hunts.

Headed on safari this summer? Delta McKenzie’s life-sized 3-D target line ensures we bowhunters are practicing the shot that counts.

Karen Mehall Phillips swore she'd never shoot another bow after falling in love with Mathews' single-cam Jewel, but the company has turned her head with its new-for-2014 women’s bow—the Chill SDX.

Whether you're hunting from a blind or climbing the steepest slope for your state's archery opener, step one is to test and verify your limits by practicing and pushing your limits.

Putting a sticker in the middle of your 3-D target's vitals creates just the bullseye you need to keep you aiming small as you hone those broadside and quartering-away shots.

Want the Leupold quality in your next binocular but want to keep your budget intact? Check out the new Leupold BX-1 McKenzie binocular.