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Watch: Targeted thermal foxing
Deano Harrison is out trying to catch up with two problem foxes that he has spotted on the trail cam; find out how he gets on in this video!
It’s early April and Deano Harrison is out thermal foxing with the Infiray Eye E3 Max and TL50 Tube, putting them to work on some troublesome foxes in a high risk area.
There is a lambing field, several small chicken farms, and a game bird wood surrounding the field where Deano sets up, and it’s vitally important that the local fox population is reduced for the spring.
Share an evening’s foxing with a true countryman who loves witnessing the nature coming to life around him as much as he does catching up with the foxes he is out hunting!
Visit InfiRay UK to purchase the Infiray Eye E3 Max thermal spotter Infiray Tube TL50 thermal scope used in this video.
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