Nightride thermal cameras can help hunters in a number of ways, including:

• Identifying nocturnal species  Thermal imaging can help hunters identify nocturnal animals by capturing the heat they emit, which can make it easier to differentiate between species.
• Seeing through cover  Thermal cameras can detect heat signatures, allowing hunters to "see" through cover like brush or grass, as well as in different weather conditions like fog, rain, or snow.
• Detecting animals at a distance  Thermal cameras can detect animals from much farther away than infrared cameras, sometimes up to a quarter mile. For example, a hunter could park in a truck cab overlooking a field and monitor it for signs of wild hogs
• Thermal cameras reveal the heat signatures of animals, allowing you to track them even in low light or dense cover. This opens up new hunting opportunities and makes it easier to locate elusive prey.
• By identifying the size and species of an animal before taking a shot, thermal vision promotes responsible and ethical hunting. 
• Thermal cameras can help locate wounded animals after a hunt, even in difficult terrain or low light.