Hunting & Fishing Hand held thermal for night coyote hunting

[Jrb572]

Anyone have a decent priced hand held thermal they would recommend? I have a clip on. But would like to have something to look around with instead of looking through the scope or taking the clip on off to look around.

 

[YotaEer]

I’ve used my AGM taipan for years with no issues. Day and night hunt with it 100% of the time. Game changer.

They have some newer models now but I would highly recommend their monoculars.

 

[Jrb572]

Thanks. I was looking at them. I have an AGM clip on and really like it. I just want to use it to spot something moving and then get on the scope.

 

[45cal4life]

Buddy has an AGM Taipan that works well for detecting. Easily fits in a pocket and lightweight. 384 core can be annoying if you're use to 640, but not bad

 

[Jrb572]

Buddy has an AGM Taipan that works well for detecting. Easily fits in a pocket and lightweight. 384 core can be annoying if you're use to 640, but not bad

That would not bother me. Or at least I don’t think it would.

 

[smcfarland]

I’m still rocking a Pulsar handheld 384 from 8 years ago. Still works great. Don’t need anything fancy if you are familiar with thermal and how to ID animals.

 

[shoots100]

I tested and have been using AGM spotters since their arrival.
The newest Seeker 15-384 is a great low priced unit that takes an 18650 battery, which was the one thing I disliked about their earlier offerings with internal batteries.
It's my current backup/loaner spotter.
I keep the TM15-384 in my varmint van now.
I used it so much that I wore the buttons down and it's still holding a charge after three + years of use.
I gouged the germanium lense of the Fuzion 35-640 and although it has a dead pixel that cannot be repaired, it's still rocking and useable.
For the price AGM is hard to beat.

SJC