Wixom, MI. — Trijicon®, Inc., global provider of innovative aiming solutions for the hunting, shooting, military, and law enforcement markets is pleased to announce its sponsorship of The Most Wanted List outdoor television series. Trijicon will be the exclusive optics partner for Season 9 of the popular hunting series.

“We are excited to partner with the The Most Wanted List,” said Josh Lyall, Trijicon Director of Marketing. “Family, hunting, conservation, and support of the 2nd Amendment are top priorities at Trijicon, and we believe The Most Wanted List team will represent those values while showing the hunting community the advantages of our optics in the field.”

“It’s great to be associated with an optics company that’s comprised of engineers and hunters alike,” said host Kristy Lee Cook. “From riflescopes to thermal optics, our crew will depend on Trijicon’s Brilliant Aiming Solutions for every adventure. Trijicon’s legendary quality, ruggedness, and optical clarity will bring us extra confidence as we hunt across America this season!”

The Most Wanted List is about friends and family carrying on our heritage and showing what it means to represent the outdoor lifestyle. Hunting isn’t just about the hunt. It’s about the harvest, conservation, friendship, family, adventure, memories bringing new people into the outdoors, and much more. The Most Wanted List can be found on Sportsman Channel, YouTube, Hulu Live, the Friendly App and Outdoor America.

About Trijicon, Inc.,

Trijicon, Inc. has led the industry in the development of superior any-light aiming systems since the company’s founding in 1981. Incorporating over four decades of innovation, Trijicon’s riflescopes and sights are the most advanced aiming systems available today. For more information on the company’s proven self-luminous aiming systems for tactical and sporting applications, contact Trijicon, Inc. at 49385 Shafer Ave., Wixom, MI 48393 • Telephone: (800) 338-0563 • Or visit Trijicon.com. Follow @Trijicon on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube.