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RE: Go hunting this weekend(cold gear?)
ORIGINAL: Germ ORIGINAL: brucelanthier Eberhart stick a couple of those hot packs over his kidneys. Says that keeps him pretty warm. Any other tips for keeping warm? |
RE: Go hunting this weekend(cold gear?)
Here is the place
My buddy use to work there, there are a lot Duck hunter.  |
RE: Go hunting this weekend(cold gear?)
Hot packs,Wool,Fleece. GOOD LUCK!!!!!!!
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RE: Go hunting this weekend(cold gear?)
I started using under armour cold gear 2 seasons ago and now consider it a must for winter time hunting! Could not go in the woods without it!!
Also if you do not own a neck gaiter~~~ Go get one!!! |
RE: Go hunting this weekend(cold gear?)
Good Luck Gary!
Man in those temps I layer up thick... lots of thin layers...base layers, anti micro, scent lok liners.. what ever I can put on..underneath my Thinsulate bibs and parka without being to bulky... I bought a great pair of boots finally this late season, the Cabelas infernos.. finally my feet stay warm.. I bought them a size big so I wouldnt cut of any circulation... worked well in the mid teens to low twenty days.. Dan knows a lot about hunting the extreme colds! |
RE: Go hunting this weekend(cold gear?)
ORIGINAL: GR8atta2d Hmm wonder if this is the first ever Shaquille O'Neal reference on the Bowhunting board??? |
RE: Go hunting this weekend(cold gear?)
My first few years in the Marine Corps I was in a cold weather infantry unit. We trained in Norway, Alaska, etc. It got COLD. Anyway, my layers were polypropolene (this was pre UA), the thick polypros we were issued that were great, a warming layer, another warming layer, and then our Gortex outerwear. I am telling you, you can make it through anything in that. A good outer layer that stops the wind is absolutely key to comfort in the cold IMO. I still have an "extra" pair of extreme cold weather boots too if you want them.
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RE: Go hunting this weekend(cold gear?)
ORIGINAL: huntingson My first few years in the Marine Corps I was in a cold weather infantry unit. We trained in Norway, Alaska, etc. It got COLD. Anyway, my layers were polypropolene (this was pre UA), the thick polypros we were issued that were great, a warming layer, another warming layer, and then our Gortex outerwear. I am telling you, you can make it through anything in that. A good outer layer that stops the wind is absolutely key to comfort in the cold IMO. I still have an "extra" pair of extreme cold weather boots too if you want them. With feet I am good. I think I will be fine. I ma ordering some cold weather gloves I have the mask. |
RE: Go hunting this weekend(cold gear?)
ORIGINAL: Germ ORIGINAL: huntingson My first few years in the Marine Corps I was in a cold weather infantry unit. We trained in Norway, Alaska, etc. It got COLD. Anyway, my layers were polypropolene (this was pre UA), the thick polypros we were issued that were great, a warming layer, another warming layer, and then our Gortex outerwear. I am telling you, you can make it through anything in that. A good outer layer that stops the wind is absolutely key to comfort in the cold IMO. I still have an "extra" pair of extreme cold weather boots too if you want them. With feet I am good. I think I will be fine. I ma ordering some cold weather gloves I have the mask. |
RE: Go hunting this weekend(cold gear?)
Wool.
And bring some empty carbs. I like M&M's. If you start getting cold feet or hands, eat some. You'll be amazed. KP |
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