Thermal airgun ratting and mousing

Airgun supremo Terry Doe is back at the fancy fowl centre for another go at the rats - and this time he’s upped the stakes in technology. He’s brought an RTI Arms pre-charged pneumatic, fitted with the latest Infiray TL35 SE Tube thermal scope. It’s a super-accurate combo, so much so that shooting a rat at 20 yards is no problem - Terry can even pick off a mouse at that range. Plus we’ve got the Infiray Eye EH35 thermal spotter. The scene is set for a night of serious pest control, with a bit of Terry’s inimitable humour thrown in.
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And for Infiray’s range of thermal scopes and more, go to infirayuk.co.uk/
Why shoot rats?
There are thought to be more than 10 million rats in the UK (…yuk).
Rats carry many diseases which can spread to humans, normally through their urine, including: leptospirosis or Weil's disease, salmonella, listeria, toxoplasma gondii and hantavirus.
Rodent contamination also presents a significant risk to livestock health. Both cattle and sheep will ingest a large proportion of faecal contamination (Daniels & Hutchings 2001).
Rats can also inflict structural damage. They can cause fires by gnawing away the insulation around electrical cables, floods by puncturing pipes and they chew through gas pipes. The insurance sector has estimated that rodent damage to wiring is responsible for 25% of all electrical fires in buildings.
Finally, rats can ruin an organisation's reputation. If clients and customers spot evidence of rodent infestation in the premises you manage, they are unlikely to want to do business with you.
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[@waikarimoana]

Hello Charlie and the team, thermal scopes works well and awesome footage, thanks for a great watch.Happy Easter to all and greetings from NZ,, Tony.

[@fieldsportstv]

Thanks, Tony. Happy Easter to you. / Charlie

[@rapalaron6348]

Thermal spotter and a day night scope on your gun. Way better image and details on a day night scope.👍

[@johnman559]

Normally, but rats see infrared in my back garden😮

[@rapalaron6348]

@@johnman559Hi John! Also a 940nm ir light? Probably you use a 850nm light 🤔 Some animals seems to see 850nm lights....

[@johnman559]

@rapalaron6348 Hi yes I've heard, does it make a difference?

[@rapalaron6348]

@@johnman559 I have no experience myself, but what i red on the internet it should make a difference. A 940nm lamp can't be seen at all. I never shot a rat because the climate is to cold in the far north for rats where i live. Maybe you could be able to borrow a 940 lamp to try before buying one. Good luck!

[@johnman559]

@rapalaron6348 Wow !.. I never knew that about rats! I am British but my grandad was Norwegian, maybe we are related👋😉

[@shawnkim38248]

쥐 잡는 영상은 많이 봤었는데 이렇게 뒷처리까지하는 영상은 처음봄. 좋은영상 입니다.^^

[@johnman559]

Prefer the infraray T2.... turn your phone into a thermal scope heads Up display so you're not getting eye strain looking through a scope

[@alanarmer8069]

👍👍🐿️🐿️🐿️🐿️🐿️💥💥🐿️👍👍

[@captainboing]

LOL 😂 not a word spoken but we all get it!

[@user-tofunnyeh]

guy can talk some rubbish.

[@ek8710]

Ok bot