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If you\u2019re looking to go out on a night-time hunting adventure, thermal scopes<\/strong> are perfectly suited to your purpose. Also known as thermal imagery sights, these units use infrared light, invisible to humans, to pick up heat signatures. For example, in a snow-covered area, hunters can easily detect prey lurking in the dark on the basis of heat imaging.<\/p>\n

They can easily be used in pitch-black conditions as they do not depend on light, like night-vision scopes. Instead, they focus on temperature difference in the environment, alone.<\/p>\n

Inside a thermal imaging scope, a thermographic camera is installed which uses heat\u2014like a normal camera uses light\u2014to create images. These images facilitate the hunter. Most hunters use thermal<\/strong> scopes for coyote hunting <\/strong>while some use thermal scopes for hog hunting.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Thermal scopes do not come cheap. We have sorted through a number of thermal scopes to bring you the 7 best thermal scopes for the money<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Best Thermal Scopes On The Market<\/h2>\n

Starting with<\/p>\n

1. ATN ThOR HD 384 – Smart Thermal Riflescope<\/h3>\n\n
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