Thermal Imaging Cameras
Need to find heat in the dark? A thermal imaging camera reads heat, not light, so a fox, pig or deer shows up on a pitch-black night, through light scrub and long grass. Work out the job first, the...
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Need to find heat in the dark? A thermal imaging camera reads heat, not light, so a fox, pig or deer shows up on a pitch-black night, through light scrub and long grass. Work out the job first, then pick the gear.
Spotting and scanning: a handheld is the one you'll use every night. Start with thermal monoculars like the HIKMICRO Condor and Falcon, Pulsar Telos, Nocpix LUMI or the Pixfra Mile 3. Want both eyes open for long glassing? Have a look at thermal binoculars.
Taking the shot: a thermal scope goes on the rifle (have a look at Pixfra thermal scopes too), or a thermal clip-on sits in front of the day scope you already trust.
Covering a whole property: thermal drones such as the DJI Matrice 4T show you the paddock from the air.
Shop by brand: HIKMICRO, Pulsar, Nocpix and ThermTec, and Pixfra. Not sure which suits how you hunt? Ask us and we'll tell you straight.






























