Hoyt began with a dream and a simple desire.

Create the best bow hunting and target archery equipment possible.

And since 1931, that is exactly what they have been doing.

I'm skeptical every year that this year's bow will be better than last years,

yet somehow their engineers seem to figure it out.

I think that's what sets them apart, is their engineers are all avid hunters

themselves, so they take their bows in the field every year with the intent to make them stronger,

faster, and more accurate. Hoyt is actually my lifetime bow sponsor. Yes, I signed a lifetime

contract with them. That is how much I believe in them. Hoit is offering listeners of the podcast 20% off on all

soft good items at Hoyt.com using code C-A-M. That's Cam. When I'm glassing ridges for elk or

mule deer, I can't afford to miss any movement. That's why for the past two seasons, I've been using

six-hour binos, and I absolutely

love them. These optics change the game. The binos I've been using are the Zulu image

stabilizing. That means no more shaky glass after a long hike, no more struggling to hold steady

after you've humped it up a hill. With image stabilization, you lock in and pick

apart the country in a way that just isn't possible with standard glass. I found more animals

and saved more time because of these binoes plain and simple. And here's the kicker. Optics

companies almost never offer discounts, but SIG is giving the listeners of this podcast 10% off.

Just use code CAM at checkout.

So if you're serious about glassing and want the same edge I've had for the past two seasons,

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