Registered: Oct 2006
Location: Oklahoma
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Just looking for reviews and thoughts on thermals? Seem to be worth it, but that’s a lot of money.

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I use a Pulsar Axion XM 30s and it was the best purchase I've ever made coonhouhd related. Sunday night I found all 8 coon treed and never put a light in a tree. It's a huge training tool

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Go to the vendor page and you can find info on 3 models that AGM makes. I have tested these things for years. Finally found one that works like it should. I don't sell stuff that hasn't proven itself to work for me here in these FL. swamps.

If you are just wanting one to coon hunt with. There is a model that starts at $1295 and is what I carry.

Back in 2007 when Garmin came out with their first GPS Tracking system. I made a statement. I don't care where you buy one. If you are a coon hunter. You need to get one. Same with the AGM line up of thermal units. If you serious about knowing if the coon is there. You need to buy one.

There have been several trees lately that without it. I would not have found the coon.

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How do they work in thick softwood trees? Cedar, pines,hemlock,spruce

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Donnie what I have seen is if you can single out the tree or come close to doing that. They work great. Last night I had to look through a couple of trees to search the one I wanted to and never could see all of it. I did see a couple spots that might have been a coon. If I was more interested in finding it, I would have fired a couple shots in those spots. But the truth is, I was so wore out fighting the underbrush that I was happy with just hearing the dog tree.

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