Kirsch
Active member
I got out last night coyote hunting. My hunting area received about a foot of new snow. When I got to the area, the fog set in. The great news about thermal, is you can still see. It impeded the view some, but still allowed me to harvest these coyotes. As the night progressed, the fog lifted and the thermal view improved.
I had taken my Sionyx Night Vision camera to do interviews, stand prep, etc. It is hard to do this when you are hunting along. When I got back and reviewed the footage, it appears snow or something got into the microphone and the interviews were not usable. You can still see a few clips were audio wasn't necessary.
The closest shot on the video was around 50 yards. The furthest shot, I paced off at 550 steps. However, the snow was pretty deep and there was hills, so just taking a guess at 400+. The coyote was pretty small in my scope even at 4x power.
I had taken my Sionyx Night Vision camera to do interviews, stand prep, etc. It is hard to do this when you are hunting along. When I got back and reviewed the footage, it appears snow or something got into the microphone and the interviews were not usable. You can still see a few clips were audio wasn't necessary.
The closest shot on the video was around 50 yards. The furthest shot, I paced off at 550 steps. However, the snow was pretty deep and there was hills, so just taking a guess at 400+. The coyote was pretty small in my scope even at 4x power.