Deer change the thermal equation. They're often taken at longer range in open country, the shot has to be precise and ethical, and identification matters enormously — you must be certain of the animal and the backdrop. That pushes a deer setup toward reach, resolution and rangefinding. Here's how to...

Rabbits and other small game are the perfect example of why "more range" isn't always the right answer in thermal. Small, fast, close targets reward a completely different setup to long-range work — and getting it right makes for some of the most fun thermal hunting going. Here's what matters....

Feral pigs are big, they move in mobs, and they turn up in scrub, crop and creek country where you need to see wide and react fast. A thermal setup for pigs looks different to one built for long-range foxes — situational awareness beats raw reach. Here's how to get...

Foxes are one of the most rewarding — and most hunted — targets for thermal in Australia. They're wary, they move fast, and they turn up at distance across open paddocks. That combination shapes exactly what makes a good fox thermal setup. Here's how to choose one. Quick answer For...