The Pulsar Trail line has long been associated with durability, field-ready ergonomics, and dependable thermal performance. With the Trail 3 series, Pulsar returns to the design principles that defined the...

A thermal scope allows users to detect heat rather than rely on reflected or amplified light. That fundamental difference reshapes how optics perform at night, in poor weather, and across...

A few days ago, I learned a new phrase to hunt by: if it has a neck, it ain't a pig. Simple. Memorable. And once you're staring through a thermal...

Thermal scopes for coyote hunting have revolutionized predator control, giving hunters a decisive advantage during nighttime operations. When combined with the right weapons and equipment, thermal technology transforms challenging coyote...

Every hunter eventually asks the same question when they first look at thermal optics: Is this actually worth the money, or is it just another gadget? The honest answer depends...

Pulsar is rolling out month-long December pricing across several of its leading thermal optics, including key models in the Axion, Oryx, Talion, and Thermion families. These reductions run from December...

Thermal binoculars unlock the unseen world. Whether you’re glassing ridgelines for game, conducting nighttime surveillance, or tracking movement in low light, the right pair turns darkness into clarity. But not...

Thermal imaging turns heat into vision. Every object on Earth emits infrared radiation—energy invisible to the naked eye but detectable by modern sensors. A thermal imager captures those minute differences...

You’re about to spend several thousand dollars on a piece of gear that claims to see heat, track animals through fog, and make you the apex predator of the night....

A thermal riflescope is built for shooting, not for searching. Walking through the woods at night with your rifle shouldered, peering down the scope at every sound, is as impractical...

A thermal sight, sometimes called a thermal scope, is a type of riflescope that doesn’t rely on visible light at all. Instead, it shows you heat. Every animal, person, or...

Most hunting shots never stretch past 100 yards. A whitetail in the timber or a hog rooting under a feeder is usually inside bow range, not across a canyon. So...

Thermal optics have become a go-to tool for hunters who want to track game more efficiently after dark. Animals like hogs, coyotes, and raccoons are most active when visibility is...

When Pulsar released the Oryx LRF thermal monocular, it entered a market already crowded with capable optics. Yet early adopters are reporting that this unit brings together a rare combination...

If you’re scanning fields for hogs at night, tracking coyotes across rough terrain, or working a search and rescue op in total darkness, you can’t afford to guess your ranges....