When I speak of optics for hunting, I am talking about gun mounted optics. This includes things like scopes and/or range finders. There are others to consider in other categories like binoculars, monoculars or spotting glasses and all have their part in the hunt. However, weapon mounted optics for hunting add to your excitement and shot accuracy.

When looking at hunting optics, the first thing to take into account is the type of hunting you do. If you hunt in close with heavy brush or vegetation around, you won't need high magnification. You may also opt for a laser sight. Some even project a laser crosshair reticle onto the target. The laser itself is invisible to the naked eye, but appears on the target plainly.

Maybe you are more of a long distance shooter, in which case you would be needing optics for hunting with high magnification and zoom capabilities. These scopes can bring a target to you from as far away as 1000 yards in some cases. As long as you know how to adjust the windage and elevation properly (and any hunter should), you should be able to make a shot like that.

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