Mastering the Art of Ranging Big Game

Mastering the Art of Ranging Big Game. Accurate ranging is one of the most overlooked skills in long‑range hunting. Animals move, terrain varies, and your shooting position is rarely perfect. As James Eagleman of Eagle Ballistics teaches at Legends Ranch, the key is learning to stabilize your rangefinder and eliminate false readings—especially when the animal is surrounded by brush, uneven ground, or distracting background features.

Understanding True Scope Travel

Most scope manufacturers proudly advertise the total internal elevation travel of their optics — “160 MOA!”, “100 MOA!”, “47 MILS!” — and while those numbers are technically correct, they rarely tell the whole story about understanding true scope travel.