Austinhuntman

My thermals are military thermals the two layer ones

MZS

Layers and loose clothing/boots, regardless of what you use. Air itself is the best insulator, so more room and multiple pockets of air help a lot. Then throw in a pair or two of shake-warmers you can get at the gas station and if it is below zero and you are sitting put a few warmers inside your boots.

mr.mc54

Wool pants and wool shirt with hunting coat and bibs. Wool is the key factor.

DeppedyDogg

When it's pouring, I will put the gore-tex rainsuit on under the overalls. This protects the suit and keeps me quieter.

I usually stalk during rainy days.

Charlie P

Never had my feet get cold with the boots I wear but I put the warmers in my clothing when it's really cold lower back and chest region. Never tried putting one in my hat yet but who knows. I used to ice fish a lot with out a shelter on Lake Ontario, -20's without wind.

kevin2

Head Hands Feet. Don't get those, doesn't matter about the rest, you'll get cold.

Clevinger

Agreed.

I hunt Minnesota. Regardless of what you wear, layering is the most important part of keeping warm.

If it's cold enough I will have on a baselayer, flannel, sweater, and coat on top. Legs will be covered with long underwear, jeans, and insulated overalls from Carhartt. Feet are covered with waterproof insulated boots and wool socks; you can layer the socks if you have to. Head I have a thermal blaze hat that I wear on top of a balaclava. I wear a neck gaiter from Carhartt too. Gloves you can add a liner and a thick outer pair if you have to.

Remember, it's better to unzip a coat and ventilate if you are too warm than it is to freeze and be uncomfortable all day.

Mojotex

Layers and avoid cotton against the skin. Warm head gear and good gloves. I do a lot of sitting still so in brutally cold weather ... I'll use chem pack warmers to help out.

The Green Horn Hunter

Carrhart Only, I have the winter coat, winter bibs, and the carrhart socks.

That keeps me pretty warm. Hell my hunters cap is carrhart!

Thunderchicken217

If you can keep your feet warm you wont even think about the rest of your body being cold. I wear Irish Setter 2000 gram Snow Stalkers. These boots for as much insulation as they have are not incredibly bulky and truly the only boot Ive ever worn that my feet dont get cold. Not gonna tell you that anything will keep your feet warm but these do keep them from getting cold and if you hunt alot Im sure you understand the difference. Good luck