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Sep 5, 2025 40 min

Tract Optics

from Hunting Gear Podcast Hosted by Dan Johnson, Sportsmen's Empire

In this episode of the Hunting Gear Podcast, host Dan Johnson speaks with John LaCorte from Tract Optics about preparing for the hunting season, overcoming personal challenges in archery, and the evolution of Track Optics as a direct-to-consumer brand. They discuss the importance of product quality, customer feedback, and the expansion of their product lines, including spotting scopes and the Impact Ballistics Program. The conversation emphasizes the brand's commitment to providing high-quality optics at competitive prices while maintaining strong customer engagement.takeaways John LaCorte is excited for the upcoming hunting season after overcoming a serious injury. The psychological impact of not being able to bow hunt can be significant. Track Optics focuses on providing value by cutting out the middleman. The company has not raised prices despite industry challenges like tariffs. Customer feedback directly influences product development at Track Optics. The demand for higher magnification scopes is increasing among older hunters. Track Optics offers a lifetime warranty on all products. The Impact Ballistics Program helps users understand their reticle and bullet drop. Quality control is a priority, with attention to detail in every product. Direct communication with customers is a key aspect of Track Optics' business model. Our Sponsors: * Check out KUIU: https://www.kuiu.com

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