
Keen deer stalker, Dr Al Gabriel, wonders whether thermals are really a good thing, and whether he could hit his deer management targets without them. The first time I realised how dependent I had become on thermal scanners was over…
Keen deer stalker, Dr Al Gabriel, wonders whether thermals are really a good thing, and whether he could hit his deer management targets without them. The first time I realised how dependent I had become on thermal scanners was over…
Chris Parkin gives his verdict on Zeiss’ first foray into thermal imaging, with the new DTI. It was only a matter of time before some of the big European names began to seriously flirt with night vision and thermal imaging, and…
Editor-in-chief Peter Carr considers the wild boar’s successful re-establishment in the UK and the various methods of controlling the species
The South Yorkshire Shooting Show & Game Fair returns on 29 and 30 September, at Doncaster Racecourse. The event, now in its fifth year, aims to showcase the best in shooting and hunting equipment and boasts more than 150 exhibitors
Long-time thermal skeptic Mark Ripley has finally found a unit that’s worthy of converting him to the cause. It’s the Pulsar Trail XQ50
Robert Bucknell relates a case of mistaken identity relating to a tailless fox and shows you how to get the best out of thermal and electronic callers
Thermal imaging provides foxers with a whole new set of opportunities – but there are new risks too, warns foxing legend Robert Bucknell, as he recounts his experiences and shares his knowledge of Night Vision
Robert Bucknell explains how learning to understand your quarry, combined with some high-tech kit, can bring you success when it comes to predator control