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Spotting Scope Buyer's Guide
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Caribou Optics

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Becoming a Closer
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Single-Barrel Squirrels
It's a Matter of Simple Math
Blind Love
Mule Deer on a String
Stealing Speed
Judging the Arch in Archery
Confessions of a Fowled-Up Fisherman
The Peerless Pronghorn
Scouting, Calling Turkeys
Avoid Almost for Record Elk
First Buck – a 13-Year Wait
Archery Accuracy is a Snap
Gearing up for Sea Ducks
Retrieve Wounded Waterfowl
End of Season Gun Care
Good Meals Begin in the Field
Bismuth No-Tox Shells

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Hunting on Top of the World
Trophy Utah Elk
The Doctor is in … Africa!
A Sea Duck Dilemma
Petersen's Top Ten
Barristers, Bulls and Bullheads
Joining the 82% Club

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S30V Knives
Sims Barrel De-Resonator

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Flashlight/Headlamp Buyer's Guide
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Moccasin/Slipper Buyer's Guide Casual Rainwear Buyer's Guide Columbia Layering Buyer's Guide Work Boot Buyer's Guide

Outdoor Gear Reviews
Smith's 3-in-1 Field Sharpener

Outdoor Survival
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Cabela's - Never Ends

Spotting Scope Buyer's Guide

In the garment industry today a lot of fabrics are called fleece, yet they look very different and their performance varies widely.

Spotting scopes give hunters the ability to determine if an animal is worthy of pursuit.
Spotting scopes give hunters the ability to determine if an animal is worthy of pursuit.

Spotting scopes are, in essence, telescopes with a shorter focal length, designed for terrestrial observations beyond the effective range of typical binoculars.

Spotting scopes enable hunters to locate and evaluate game from a great distance, without being detected. Spotting scopes give hunters the ability to determine if an animal is worthy of pursuit.

Spotting scopes come in both fixed and variable focal lengths. The variable models are more flexible, enabling wide areas to be scanned with shorter focal lengths and then examined in greater detail at maximum zoom.

Read the entire article Spotting Scope Buyer's Guide.

Caribou Optics
When you invest in a hunting trip, especially the most important one of your entire life, two things are important. Foremost is being able to spot and judge animals to be sure of what you are stalking, and secondly being able to put your bullet where you want to when the moment of truth comes.
A Sea Duck Dilemma; Enough is Never Enough
For many waterfowlers, Maine means sea ducks. If you've never hunted these marine missiles, you're missing out on a very unique experience that will have you adjusting your travel schedule around the winter migration of the eider and scoter.
Bismuth No-Tox – Not Just for Waterfowl
Non-toxic shot is the standard for waterfowl hunting but have you considered that your shooting-to-bagging ratio can be improved by expanding your non-toxic shooting application?
Becoming a Closer
The curse of the car sales business is a character known as a "Be Back." After a lengthy, time-consuming dance of tire kicking and peering under the hood, they follow up a long test drive with their infamous line - "Don't sell that car, cause I'm going to be back." It's a phrase that strikes angst and disgust into the heart of a dedicated metal mover.
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