Night hunting

For night hunters, hunting is extended from twilight hours into night time. The most common prey is wild boars (hogs in the USA) and predators. Thermal devices have the advantage that animals are discovered quickly. A high image quality is required to observe and identify the animal, but also to evaluate the surroundings, like the backstop for the bullet. For shooting at night, a precise and reliable combination of a rifle scope and a clip-on system is necessary as well as devices that are easy and intuitive to handle in the dark.