Do you enjoy watching thermal videos?

I'm learning a lot from them. Only recently started nite hunting yotes. Hogs are different. So I learn when to shoot and how they react. Don't have a caller so it's just sitting and watching.
 
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Meh? Not so much for the visual aspects. Like popper43 pointed out though, they can be used as a learning tool for some if enough information is given of how the hunt went down.

I think the bigger thing though is that folks just want to share their experiences and successes with likeminded people. Nothing wrong with being proud of success and wanting to share a visual. And you have to admit, when guys like Jeremy post a video, it’s pretty dang impressive.

All this to say, I prefer daytime videos, but I’ll watch thermal videos as well.
 
I do and I post them for the reason in the next sentence. When I was getting into this game, I learned more about coyote movements/behavior by watching "kirsch's" vids in a few months than I could have in years of hunting back here in PA.
If our critters responded in the daylight, I would much prefer hunting them then but that is not a good investment in my time back here. I do thoroughly enjoy watching them respond in daylight but not so much under bright lights.
 
derbyacresbob said:
I would much rather see good day time hunting videos or "Night Crews videos" where the coyotes are lit up with their powerful lights.
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I agree wholeheartedly. I understand most are amateur videographers but day or night, many just drag on too long. MFK, Foxpro, Lucky Duck and those couple of South Dakota ranchers are about all I watch. Something new comes along I’ll give it a try but if it drags on or blares loud music, I’m gone
 
Daytime for me. I do thermal hunt but definitely appreciate a good day hunt way more. It’s much more productive around these parts at night by far. Would rather shoot or watch 1 in the daytime than 5 at night. But enjoy all videos if nothing else to possibly learn a little something.👍
 
jmeddy said:
I do and I post them for the reason in the next sentence. When I was getting into this game, I learned more about coyote movements/behavior by watching "kirsch's" vids in a few months than I could have in years of hunting back here in PA.
If our critters responded in the daylight, I would much prefer hunting them then but that is not a good investment in my time back here. I do thoroughly enjoy watching them respond in daylight but not so much under bright lights.
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i wonder why PA coyotes dont like responding in day time like they do in some other states.
 
LONEHOWL said:
I like watching all kinds of hunting videos but thermal vids just don’t do it for me, and I’m not sure why? What say you?
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Not really. You miss the experience in the video. The background, the colors, the yote working in to the caller. With thermal videos all you see is the killing, a white or black animal and a dot or crosshairs. It’s entertaining in its own way, but doesnt really do it for me
 
Seeing how I just hunt at night, I like the thermal videos. It’s really a simplicity issue for most, almost every thermal records so it’s easier when you hit the record button.
I don’t have a daytime recording scope, and don’t know of many that do. I have a hard enough time trying to kill them without manning a camera and a gun.
It also seems you see the coyote all the way to the shoot with thermal. Most “amateur” daytime videos are basically the last seconds before the shot.
 
parson said:
I agree wholeheartedly. I understand most are amateur videographers but day or night, many just drag on too long. MFK, Foxpro, Lucky Duck and those couple of South Dakota ranchers are about all I watch. Something new comes along I’ll give it a try but if it drags on or blares loud music, I’m gone
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I also hate music during hunting videos. As soon as the music starts I stop watching.
 
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