Stalker1962
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This thread is stealing developing a suggestion from Jax on another thread.
The Thermal Imager (TI) argument seems to have three distinct camps.
So, notwithstanding in which camp you sit: what interesting things have you 'seen' with a TI, that you would otherwise not have done so?
I have recently enjoyed watching a young Roe Doe chasing a Hare.
I have also enjoyed watching two Roe Deer feeding with a Fox sat a still as a statute between them - neither seemed bothered by the other.
Watching an Owl "hooting" in his tree and a Woodpecker hammering away. The noises of both causing me to scan with the TI and allowing me to see stuff I would otherwise not have done so.
So, what have you seen?
The Thermal Imager (TI) argument seems to have three distinct camps.
- The TI is an instrument of Beelzebub and those who use it will go blind in one eye (probably true) and hence to Hell in a handcart (not true).
- The TI in an invaluable tool for those professionals who have cull targets to manage or paying clients to appease.
- Recreational stalkers, who
have more money than senserecognise that it can be an interesting and useful add-on to a day in the country.
So, notwithstanding in which camp you sit: what interesting things have you 'seen' with a TI, that you would otherwise not have done so?
I have recently enjoyed watching a young Roe Doe chasing a Hare.
I have also enjoyed watching two Roe Deer feeding with a Fox sat a still as a statute between them - neither seemed bothered by the other.
Watching an Owl "hooting" in his tree and a Woodpecker hammering away. The noises of both causing me to scan with the TI and allowing me to see stuff I would otherwise not have done so.
So, what have you seen?
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