Thread: Binoculars for bush

Originally Posted by Boaraxa

Never used one but Leupold thermal could be hard to beat in the bush ?

Not very good actually (from what I have been hearing/reading)
Much better to pay extra and step up to the low end Thermal Pulsar XQ30V Lite
The Leopold is OK for tracking wounded (blood) but thats about it.
A lot of guys using the Thermal on Japs now - just hope they identify 110% before they take the shot.

Originally Posted by Sarvo

Not very good actually (from what I have been hearing/reading)
Much better to pay extra and step up to the low end Thermal Pulsar XQ30V Lite
The Leopold is OK for tracking wounded (blood) but thats about it.
A lot of guys using the Thermal on Japs now - just hope they identify 110% before they take the shot.

its a scary thought that

Originally Posted by Fisherman

its a scary thought that

It doesn't have to be.
As long as the hunter is not using Thermal Scope in bush - the Thermal handheld will locate - then normal scope for ID.
But a man crouched down roaring or the likes - to a trigger happy type could pose a potential disaster.
There will be an accident with this Thermal imaging gear one day – that I am sure about.

However – there is a flip side to it – and it could also (one will never know) prevent an accidental shooting. By seeing someone at distance – when you could be the potential target – so then you avoid getting into that risk position etc
She’s amazing gear though – out the other morning (5am) – could see Deer 300-400m in light scrub/regrowth and when hit with the light – could not see an eyeball shinning back at all.