There’s nothing like the thrill of coyote hunting after dark—especially when you have thermal vision on your side. Coyotes are smart, wary, and often go completely nocturnal in pressured areas. With a Pulsar thermal scope, you can spot them through brush, grass, or total darkness, giving you the upper hand. This guide covers the top … Read more
If you want to put more pork in the freezer, you need to hunt when hogs are most active: after dark. That’s when the smart ones come out, and when regular scopes just won’t cut it. Night vision scopes let you see clearly, shoot safely, and track animals in total darkness—giving you a true edge … Read more
Every hunter knows the best opportunities often come at dawn or dusk, right when legal light is fading. But if your scope can’t pull in enough light, you might never see that buck, let alone make a safe shot. Thankfully, you don’t have to break the bank for clear glass and a visible reticle in … Read more
You don’t have to spend a fortune to tag game at 400, 600, or even 1,000 yards. Today’s budget-friendly long range scopes bring real clarity, repeatable tracking, and features hunters could only dream of a decade ago. If you want to stretch your shots without emptying your wallet, this guide covers the top long range … Read more
Long range hunting calls for more than just a flat-shooting rifle. You need a scope that’s built to handle dialing, wind, and the changing light of dawn or dusk—plus the toughness to keep up in the backcountry. If you want consistent hits at 400, 600, or even 1,000 yards, a Leupold scope delivers the clarity, … Read more
Elk hunting pushes your gear—and your optics—to the limit. These big, tough animals live in vast country, where a shot could be 60 yards in timber or 400 yards across an open ridge. Success often comes down to the clarity and reliability of your scope. If you want a proven Leupold scope for elk hunting, … Read more
The 6.5 Creedmoor is a legend for a reason: it’s flat-shooting, mild on recoil, and drops big game at impressive distances. But to unlock the true performance of your Creedmoor hunting rifle, you need a Leupold scope that matches its reach and precision. Whether you’re glassing open fields for deer, targeting elk at 500 yards, … Read more
Those final minutes before sunset are when the big bucks move, but that’s also when your scope’s reticle can vanish in the shadows. If you hunt whitetails in heavy cover or glass open fields at dawn, you know the struggle of seeing your crosshairs on a dark, moving target. That’s why more deer hunters are … Read more
If you want faster, more ethical shots at any distance, nothing beats a riflescope with a built-in rangefinder. Whether you’re glassing a whitetail across a bean field, targeting elk on a far ridgeline, or hunting open plains, having instant range data right in your scope removes guesswork and boosts your confidence. Below you’ll find the … Read more
Every deer hunter knows those last ten minutes of legal light are when the big bucks often show up. But fading light and thick cover can make a standard scope’s reticle disappear just when you need it most. That’s where an illuminated riflescope can change everything. With a bright, visible reticle, you’ll never lose your … Read more