Best Waterproof Jacket?
#1
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From: Port Hope Ontario Canada
I`m wondering what everyones opinion on waterproof bowhunting jackets is. I need it for bowhunting moose in the end of September so it can`t be too heavy. It must be quiet and able to take day after day of rainy weather and not let me down. I`ve looked at a couple of Brownings but always keep an open mind. Any suggestions?
#2
Check out Cabelas Revolution Fleece pullovers. I use one, along with the pants, as my early season rain outfit. Price is relatively reasonable especially considered to Browning and the quality is top notch.
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I'm on my second browning gortex jacket (acutally the 4 in 1 parka with the liner removed). I've been happy--very quiet--very water proof--well thougth out. I'm on my second one because the damn thing shrunk

Couldn't wear it anymore with the liner but still works perfectly as a rain jacket!



Couldn't wear it anymore with the liner but still works perfectly as a rain jacket!

#6
Typical Buck
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From: Central Michigan
I have the Cabelas Elite Fleece 4 in 1 parka and the bibs to go with it. I use if for bow and rifle and I realy like it. I would definitly get Gortex or Dry Plus (same thing only Cabelas brand) for water proofing on anything. I have a Cabelas Dry fowl cadura nylon 4 in 1 parka and bibs that are dry plus aslo
#7
I have a Cabelas MT050 Insulated one piece outfit and to be honest with you I have a hard time telling a difference between it and the revolution fleece....cept for the price. 
Either would be a good choice.

Either would be a good choice.




