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ThermTec Hunt clip-ons let you keep your day scope and hunt it after dark. The Hunt Pro 335 suits closer country. The Hunt 650 Pro gives you the bigger lens for open paddocks, and the Hunt Pro 650L...
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ThermTec Hunt clip-ons let you keep your day scope and hunt it after dark. The Hunt Pro 335 suits closer country. The Hunt 650 Pro gives you the bigger lens for open paddocks, and the Hunt Pro 650L adds a rangefinder. Tell us your day scope and we'll check the fit.
A handheld finds the heat, counts the mob and helps you plan the stalk, then the day scope with the Hunt clip-on comes up for the shot. Have a look at ThermTec Thermal Monoculars or Thermal Monoculars Australia.
Once the lens is sorted, the extras are the rangefinder on the Hunt 650 Pro LRF, how it clamps to your day scope, battery type and weight.
Quick links: Hunt 650 Pro LRF · Hunt 650 Pro · Hunt Pro 335 · ThermTec Australia · Thermal Clip-Ons Australia · Thermal Scopes Australia
Why grab a monocular too — then day scope + clip-on
A Hunt clip-on is for the shot once you know where the animal is. Spot with a Wild or any handheld, then leave the Hunt on the day scope for the shot. Our guide best thermal clip-ons Australia 2026 compares the clip-ons we sell.
35 mm: fence lines, scrub and mixed paddocks
Most rabbits, pigs and foxes around fence lines and mixed country turn up inside 150 m. Have a look at the Hunt Pro 335. If your shots are regularly past 150 m, go 50 mm.
50 mm: open country and foxes further out
If you're picking out and shooting foxes across open paddocks past 150 m, often around 250 m, go a 50 mm Hunt. The Hunt 650 Pro LRF is the popular pick. The Hunt 650 Pro is the same without the rangefinder.
Which ThermTec Hunt clip-on fits the hunt?
| If you want… | Have a look at | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Something to spot with | ThermTec Wild monoculars | Find it before the rifle comes up |
| Foxes on open country at 250 m, with ranging | Hunt 650 Pro LRF | 50 mm clip-on with a rangefinder |
| Open country, no rangefinder | Hunt 650 Pro | 50 mm, range another way |
| Fence lines and scrub, inside 150 m | Hunt Pro 335 | 35 mm, wider view for closer work |
| A full thermal scope instead | ThermTec Thermal Scopes | Ares, Vidar or Oryx |
Then the extras
A rangefinder on the Hunt 650 Pro LRF tells you the distance before you shoot. Day scope fit: check the clamp suits your scope's objective size. Battery: check how long it runs for a long sit.
ThermTec Thermal Clip-Ons Australia — FAQ
Why buy a thermal monocular before a ThermTec clip-on?
It's safer and quicker. You find the animal and count the mob with the handheld, then bring the rifle up only when you're ready to shoot.
35 mm or 50 mm?
It comes down to how far you shoot. Inside about 150 m, the Hunt Pro 335 does the job. For foxes in open country around 250 m, go a 650.
Clip-on or dedicated ThermTec scope?
Go Hunt if you want to keep your day scope and its zero. Go an Ares, Vidar or Oryx from ThermTec Thermal Scopes if you want a full thermal scope.
Do I need an LRF on the clip-on?
It's handy for knowing the distance before you shoot, but it won't fix the wrong lens size.