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<blockquote data-quote="kfreeze" data-source="post: 2234476" data-attributes="member: 79596"><p>Honestly, the best thing to do first is sit down and see how much you can afford to pay. The absolute cheapest set up I would use is a sightmark wraith and a coyote cannon IR illuminator. And those start at $600. Personally I like to use thermal scopes because they are way better for locating, but require you to be more patient and really look at stuff to make a positive sometimes. I hunt pigs in TX and coyotes in MN in more populated areas with my thermal where there are a lot of domestic dogs, so I have to pay close attention. The more you spend the better view you get.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="kfreeze, post: 2234476, member: 79596"] Honestly, the best thing to do first is sit down and see how much you can afford to pay. The absolute cheapest set up I would use is a sightmark wraith and a coyote cannon IR illuminator. And those start at $600. Personally I like to use thermal scopes because they are way better for locating, but require you to be more patient and really look at stuff to make a positive sometimes. I hunt pigs in TX and coyotes in MN in more populated areas with my thermal where there are a lot of domestic dogs, so I have to pay close attention. The more you spend the better view you get. [/QUOTE]
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