Imagine you're sitting on a ridge top overlooking a vast network of canyons and basins,

finger ridges, and way below sage-coveredills, rolling away into the distance.

You know, there are elk, deer, maybe even bear, moose, big horn sheep,, another game within view. But where to look is overwhelming. How to get

started? Before diving into today's topic, which is classing strategies,

we're going to bypass our typical Q&A section

and instead bring you this year's final promotion with Timney Triggers.

Now this has been a tremendously exciting event for me and since Timney was the first

sponsor to come on board the podcast several years ago and express faith in belief in what we're doing here.

Well, this is particularly near and dear to me. Now it's the company's 75th

anniversary and to celebrate we've teamed up with Timney to give away a match grade trigger, any Timney trigger, your choice.

All you got to do is go to Timney triggers.com slash backcountry and enter your name and email and the winner will be notified via email.

This doesn't just give you a chance to win an awesome trigger, it helps me out by letting Timney know that listeners are hearing about them on the podcast.

So if you'd be so kind, do me a huge favor and enter this drawing.

Again, you can do that at W.W. timny triggers.com slash backcountry and I'll put a link in the show

notes. Okay let's dive into glossing strategies for success.

You got to begin at the beginning. To accomplish all you can with your optics, you've got

to have good quality glass. Then you've got to know how to employ those quality optics,

and you've got to have the patience to put that know-how to work.

So let's start with quality.

Where does good quality begin?

Price-wise.

This is a tough question to answer because in optics, as in anything else, you get what you pay

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