Night of the Thermal Hunt Part 3: Building Your Thermal Kit

This series is brought to you by ATN Corp, a premier provider of thermal and night vision optics for the civilian market.

In this episode of Night of the Thermal Hunt, we are going to take a look at how to build out the perfect kit to head out on a successful thermal hunt.

Like any other type of hunting, night hunting requires preparation and planning. A good gun and thermal set up will only take you part of the way, you are going to need a number of different products to set you up for success in the field and to help increase your chances on that hog or coyote you have always wanted to do.

On a recent trip down to South Texas, we took some time to break down the kit we use and how we decided on each item. First and foremost, we have been using a number of products from ATN Corp this year. Our go to thermal optic has been the ATN Thor 4 4-40x. The ATN Thor 4 is a feature rich and very capable offering that allows us to record our hunts and have incredible playback clarity. With the ATN Gen 4 sensor delivering a 60hz refresh rate and 4k image quailty, you will absolutely notice the difference when playing back your footage after a successful night out.

If you are in the market for a new thermal scope or handheld device, I recommend you head over to ATN Corp’s website to begin your research. With offerings to fit any price point, you are sure to find exactly what you need for your next thermal hunt.

Here is a full list of the products featured in this video:

Ben Ryder

Ben currently leads the editorial staff for Outdoorhub, Alloutdoor, and The Firearm Blog. He is an avid outdoorsman and has hunted for large game across the United States including Alaska, Texas and his home state of Michigan. Ben also has a deep knowledge and passion for firearms and has participated in various civilian courses focusing on precision rifle shooting, carbine, pistol, ammunition reloading, and hunting focused firearm applications. Outside of work, Ben pursues a number of water based activities spending his free time in Northern Michigan boating and fishing on Lake Charlevoix and Lake Michigan.