

Most hunters zero a thermal at 50 or 100 yards, matched to where their shots usually happen. A heated target makes the job easier, since plain paper barely shows in thermal. With the L3R's built-in rangefinder you can confirm the exact distance to your target board before you start adjusting.
Where your state allows night predator hunting with thermal, you can. The L3R puts heat signatures and the distance on the same screen, which helps you decide whether a coyote coming to the call is in range. Check your state wildlife agency's rules before the first hunt, since they vary widely.