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EPISODE · Feb 24, 2026 · 1H 58M

From Peterbilt to Thermal Empire: Anthony Amantine's Wild Road to Ultimate Night Vision

from The Texas Predator Hunting Podcast · host Wade Chandler

Anthony M Team joins the podcast for a long, unfiltered conversation about how a kid from Panama ended up becoming one of the most recognized names in the thermal and night vision world.We cover:Growing up between Panama, Fort Bragg, and HoustonThe early Aubrey, Texas days (before the subdivisions took over)Peterbilt second shift chaosThe heavy drinking, ranch work, and learning to hunt from scratchSour corn, green lights, and pre-thermal pig huntingThe explosion of thermal technologyWorking with Ultimate Night Vision and I-Ray USAQuitting a 15-year career during COVIDThe reality of social media in the hunting industryWhy most thermal shooters missField of view, 384 vs 640 vs 1280, frame rate explainedAnd some stories that probably shouldn’t have made it on airThis one is raw, funny, and honest.If you’ve ever wondered what it really takes to turn a passion into a career in the hunting and thermal industry, this episode is it.

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