DNT HOUND H325R 384X288 Thermal Monocular 25MM 2.5X W/ Rangefinder
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🌡️ The DNT HOUND H325R is the mid-range handheld thermal scanner, a 384 monocular with the reach of a 25mm lens, the carry-everywhere unit for spotting and ranging game before the shot.
It runs a 384x288 thermal core at 12µm with a 25mm lens and 2.5x base, a step up in reach from the wide H315R. The built-in laser rangefinder reads distance to 1,200 yards with an onboard ballistic calculator, and 32GB of onboard storage records the hunt.
Day or night. Thermal reads heat, not light, so the H325R works in daylight too, catching hogs bedded in brush and shade a day optic can't see into, then everything warm after dark.
- ✅ 384x288 12µm uncooled thermal core, ≤18mK NETD
- ✅ 25mm lens, 2.5x base with 2.5-10x digital zoom
- ✅ Built-in laser rangefinder to 1,200 yards + ballistic calculator
- ✅ 32GB onboard recording, IP67, about 5.5 hours per charge
- ✅ 10.5 oz, runs on 18650 batteries (two included)
Built for hog, coyote, bobcat, fox, coon and squirrel hunters, scan a field or pick a treed coon out of the canopy by heat, plus predator and depredation control.
Which HOUND? The H325R is the mid 384 scanner with added reach. Want the widest view for close cover, the H315R (15mm). Want 640 resolution to ID game at distance, step to the H635R.
In the box: HOUND H325R monocular, carrying pouch, lanyard, wrist strap, two 18650 batteries, charger, data cable, charging cable, user manual, lens cloth, quick start.
Does it work in daylight? Yes, thermal reads heat not light, and it finds bedded game in cover by day. Good for coon and squirrel? Yes, a handheld scanner for picking treed game out of the canopy by heat. Does it range? Yes, to 1,200 yards with a ballistic calculator.
Need help picking the right HOUND for your hunt? Carolina Sportsman Outfitters has been outfitting hog and predator hunters since 2015. Call 252-431-6001.
Backed by DNT warranty and CSO's expert product support. Financing available at checkout, no credit needed. Military and First Responders are encouraged to use credentials in the cart section before checking out.
