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High-country hunters need topnotch equipment—but as little as possible.

In all big-game hunting, the person that can put his or her first shot on the money time after time is the one that will consistently fill a tag.

Even in the very best elk country, locating a bull to hunt can be time consuming and downright frustrating.

You can always spot the guy who’s been using cheap glass—he’s the one with eyes like Robert Downey Jr. The spotters below will help you pick apart the prairie, and your eyes will thank you later with more to see in your trophy room.

Leica is back with riflescopes made in its German factory but with features designed specifically to address the needs of American hunters.

Need a new duck hunting spot? Open a map. See those blue lines? They're rivers. They are duck highways. Now all you have to do is follow the advice in this article.

Every air-to-glass surface in the Emperor is fully multi-coated, meaning maximum light passes through and no distracting flares.

Bushnell’s Fusion 1600 ARC binocular adds two functions to a laser rangefinder: a ballistics program and an inclinometer.

Every big-game hunt is a great opportunity, but not every hunt will turn out as you hope, because getting lucky in the draw is just the first hurdle.