Michael Wunnicke, of Leupold, gives advice on taking care of your optics after the hunt with Rusty McDaniels of Mossy Oak. You can run them under some water or use a lens cloth to get the dust off the lenses. Leupold provides cloths with their optics to help keep them clean. You can also use canned air to clean out the dust or remove pieces of the optics and clean with a cloth or soft brush.
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What the Gold Ring Guarantee Means
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Picking A Scope for Western Hunting
Michael Wunnicke, of Leupold, explains what goes into choosing the best scope for western elk hunting. When rifle hunting in western terrain, you want a versatile scope for the varied distances you’ll be hunting. The ability to adjust the power on the fly is an important feature for rifle hunting...
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Tips on Glassing Western Terrain
Michael Wunnicke, of Leupold, provides tips for glassing western terrain with Rusty McDaniels of Mossy Oak. When you’re looking for elk in the open, mountain landscape, use max magnification and extra power. Start by looking in the area closest to you first, and work your way out moving left to r...
